Une petite pause ⏸

Salut mesdames et messieurs!

I’ve come to the decision to take a hiatus of sorts from WP until next year God’s willing. It’s not that I’m uninspired or have run out of ideas, but I have a lot of things going for me right now in terms of the creative process, online classes, health, and just life in general. I’ve decided to step back a bit to access the various situations and see how best to proceed.

However, I still have to log in to post my daily gratitude blog, so if time permits, I’ll read a blog or two – I tend to read the first 8-10 that pops up in the Reader. I already have a few posts scheduled, and I’m currently in the process of revamping the blog once again by getting rid of certain categories and color coding certain posts. 

Before I can throw myself into the thick of things, I’m going to take my jacket off…

…and just relax for a bit. I’m going to miss you, but I’ve been inactive lately, so I need to do this for myself. I hope we reconcile soon. May God’s peace be with you.

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In 2016, my mum went to the hospital for her routine pap smear test. She does this every year (I’ll advise that every woman takes this seriously).

When she went back for her result, it was not business as usual. Rather, like a bomb explosion, she got the shock of her life. She was diagnosed of Minimal deviation adenocarcinoma – MDA (malignancy).

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On one hand, we were grateful that the cancer…

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