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So if what we are imagining and thinking of when hearing it are variously different, what is the true meaning of a tragedy then?
Is it when something is supposed to happen but it doesn’t? Is it when what you want is not what you get? Is it when something broke you to the very core of your being that even the beauty of a bedazzled skyscraper couldn’t entertain you anymore? Or is it when you have something so unimaginably dreamy you wish to share it to the whole world but couldn’t because then it would ruin it? Is it something that you know is so true and to share it can change how the system works but then the external factors get in the way that you might never get the chance to tell the tale?

I'm a simple woman who craves a simple life: good coffee, quiet walks, and genuine connections. But lately, the world seems determined to complicate things. One whiff of someone's unwashed armpit can ruin my entire morning! This might sound funny, but it highlights a bigger issue. Is there even room for simplicity in a world overflowing with negativity and "hamster wheel" routines? Maybe the answer lies in finding joy in the little things - a butterfly on your lap, a compliment to a friend. But it also means learning to speak your truth, even if it ruffles feathers. Join my journey as I explore the complexities of living a simple life in a messy world

It is hard to be nice and I hate it when people say being nice is easy. I mean, not saying cruel things to other people when they have nothing to do with you is easy, but to keep on being nice when all they do is make unnecessary exaggerated volumes of laughter in the public space? It's taking all the energy from your body.

I almost believe that the last time I wrote something and actually put it here was last year. It was, almost a year since I last wrote about something that I read. And a lot has happened for the whole months after that that I forgot that writing is something that I truly need to […]

In the labyrinth of our lives, where chaos and uncertainty often reign, we yearn for narratives to bring order to the chaos, filling the voids of our understanding. These are the profound words resonating from the pages of 'The Psychology of Money' by Morgan Housel, a book that beckons readers to explore the intricate dance between the human psyche and the enigmatic world of finances.

"Barbie is everything, Barbie is all of these women." That powerful prologue set the tone, and it spoke to our souls like no other. This movie wasn't just about fairytales; it was about shattering glass ceilings and showing girls they can be ANYTHING they dream of. Now that's empowerment!