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The Hummingbird's Journal 
Beautifully presented and so true.
I hope you have a very good New Year after the tough one we’ve all endured.
Take care, stay safe, be well.😊
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Thank you so much Geraldine. Same to you my friend. These times have been teaching me a lot about resilience. That’s for sure. May God give us the strength to get through this. Many blessings to you this year and always.
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Hi Andrea hope all is well, and your in kind spirits
It’s been definitely trying revelation for me but when has my cards not been stacked against me !!!
I am making strides and grateful for breaks I am grace with
Thank you for words of inspiration and encouragement Mate
https://evolutionofselffeedyourhunger.wordpress.com/2020/09/07/the-kryptonite-of-lies-hero/
luas dia I do thruas Andrea
Alex
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Hi Alex, It’s good to hear from you. How are you? I’m sorry that I didn’t get to your comment till now. It’s been a busy/stressful time for me, but I’ve finally caught a break. I hope that you’re doing better!
You’re welcome! I’m grateful to hear that you found the words inspiring and encouraging. 🙂
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Thanks Andrea
I am doing better making strides getting back on my feet still have a long way to go.
I am in marathon not a sprint lol
Been very busy too writing right now I am have 30+ drafts I am working on
Haven’t had much time to work on my book DKD but in do time.
I am sorry to hear you were having such a rough go
It is in dire times for so many, isolation really hasn’t bother me much as I been in it for a while now
There something I would like to share with you I believe will bring empowerment something I wrote awhile back.
https://evolutionofselffeedyourhunger.wordpress.com/2018/09/14/the-alpha-female/
No worries there is always storms going on in Life.
Slainte
Alex
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Sounds like you’ve been busy writing. Thank you for the share!
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Yes I have when I can Andrea
Hope all is well Mate
Slainte
Alex
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I am working on something right its been real struggle because the sense of Raw vulnerability I am going to be showing of me haven’t allowed in very long time.
This something I need to do for me I have to do for me .
I also have come to realization that I do have resentment towards my father for choosing to let be collateral damage
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I think it’s brave of you to share raw vulnerability and to stay true to yourself, to do things for you. I understand why you feel resentment towards your father. I think for me resentment has always been for other people’s actions and words that I can’t change and that led to hurt. So I totally understand why that leads to resentment. I think we’ve talked about this before about transformation. I wonder if when we feel resentment if it can be transformed into something else?
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Very true well said Andrea
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Lovely poem
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thank you! 🙂
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As the flower,
Of Life Blooms,
The fragrance,
Of Beautiful Life,
Get’s airborne!!
You are always welcome.
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Thanks for sharing,
The fragrance of Life!!
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right, I love that: the fragrance of life! 💐🌱☀️ thank you for reading!!
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Exactly!
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I didn’t know this one by Mary Oliver, I love it!
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Thank you! I wanted to give Mary Oliver credit for inspiring the phrases, but they’re not by her. The quote was inspired by Mary Oliver’s quote: “Tell me, what is it you plan to do / with your one wild and precious life?” from her poem “The Summer Day”.
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Clever! 😊
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