Category Archives: 2026

In the previous post (pt.1) we established that showing up and forming tiny habits starts us on the path of discipline. Pain will be a constant throughout our lives and it is something to push through, with perseverance. Even on ‘bad days’ when you’re tired and aching. But… how? According to a modern paraphrased translationContinue reading “[PROMPT] How do you cultivate discipline? (pt.2)”

Grow up! — Your Neighbourhood Crossing Guard

In a world concerned with doing, remember the importance of being. We either choose to behold this present moment or distract ourselves from it, across our phantom chase of time. Who can say to which end is greater sorrow, between the sacrifice of opportunity or the inability of its recognition? Prithee, exist.

EARTH DAY 2026 On Earth Day, over a week ago, I planted several vegetable seeds for the first time. They were received as a gift, from my sweetheart, along with the encouragement to plant my own vegetable garden. Thank you, darling. ❤

… with pain. I’m writing this post while accosted by a headache and nausea, both attempting to drag me into migraine territory. Sure, it may be argued that it’s stupid to push myself under such circumstances… but not today. This wordsmith has a point to make. Listen, you have to push yourself past the pain,Continue reading “[PROMPT] How do you cultivate discipline? (pt.1)”

Yes, you; I see you. The pain behind your eyes and that soft smile, within the carefully selected words and tone. I find it in your gaze, steps or way you sit. The quiet sigh. I know you are suffering. You haven’t told me and the others don’t know. Maybe several don’t care. On certainContinue reading “I wrote this for you”

This month I bring you my mama’s immune booster recipe, the renown and lovely honey-cinnamon mix. You’re in for a treat. One that helps you recover in sickness and helps strengthen you in health. For better or worse, ladies and gentlemen, unite these two ingredients into one mighty solution that will aid you for theContinue reading “Honey & Cinnamon Remedy”