Some days if not many, I feel like life is too much for me. Too problematic Too demanding Too stressful Too hard Too expensive Too ominous So I had a think about how I can break it down, because in all honesty I am all too often feeling as though I am one meltdown awayContinue reading “To the you that feels too much.”
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A Decade Of Lessons
The last 10 years Well, it’s been a testing decade that’s for sure, but it’s also been the most amazing pilgrimage of self discovery I’ve ever been on. I feel like the last decade is where I really became an adult and anything before was part of my youth. In 2010 I was glassed inContinue reading “A Decade Of Lessons”
Save me
I started writing this last week and it’s taken me ages to finish because I have so much to say but also it could probably be more condensed. Bear with…. To anyone feeling like they’re making a mess of their life and unsure which way is up. I have some advice, it may not beContinue reading “Save me”
The truth behind living life to it’s fullest – By Sandra Skelton.
I am a huge believer in the idea that you only get one chance at life and that it is not a dress rehearsal. To ignore that will only bring you regret of a life wasted. It took me a very long time to learn the truth behind those statements and with that knowledge IContinue reading “The truth behind living life to it’s fullest – By Sandra Skelton.”
Rejection
Rejection. I’ve never taken it well. From my father to boyfriends, one night stands, friends to colleagues, interviews and talent shows. I don’t even like the word – R E J E C T I O N – ugly isn’t it? As an adult you really do have to accept it to a certain degree,Continue reading “Rejection”
An open letter to my absent father.
Dear Dad, Should I call you that? Or is it a title too above what you are to me? My ‘Dad’ who hasn’t paid a day’s maintenance since the day I was born or prior. Who wasn’t there when I was born at 28 weeks gestation unable to breathe on my own. Who wasn’t thereContinue reading “An open letter to my absent father.”
