2021 Resolutions
December 30, 2020I’ve made a lot of strides in 2020. The pandemic gave me the opportunity to slow down and just ~be~ for a while. Although I felt like a failure at the beginning of the year, I’m seeing progress and a revived love of life. This year was hard. Without going into too much detail, I got to one of the darkest places I’ve ever been. That girl was fragile and broken. To put it simply, I felt the farthest from myself. But I have hope again. I have compassion for the still fragile and somewhat broken girl I still am.…
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