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Day 7/366

The year just started but somehow it didn't feel like some new beginning for me. I only felt the continuation as if this year is just another task that I had not managed to complete before the weekend started and to be resumed again on Monday. But don't get me wrong for I don't think it's all bad. Continuation can be good for it’s a sign that we didn't quit, we simply take our time to pause and breathe.

Still, I do hope that we will take care of ourselves more this year, love more especially to ourselves, and believe that we also deserved every good things we always wish for others. I never listed any great resolutions for myself for years, but I hope I will continue to be myself, to be kind to others, continue to work hard to build a better life and perhaps grasp a little courage to pursue my dreams.

And just a little reminder to myself (and maybe to you too), sometimes, the simple words as "I'm here for you" from someone, would feel like a million hugs from the world. A simple gesture like a loving pat on your back when you were having a bad day, feels like a hope that everything is going to be okay.

And everything is going to be okay, because you are doing amazing so far.



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