Tag: Thinking Outloud
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Life|Rain On The Glass
Rain on the glass. Color fighting to stay seen. Even on the grayest day, the light never really leaves. This morning I sat by the lake, watching reflections shift while a video on “shadow projection” found me. It reminded me how someone once tried to dim my light — and how I reclaimed it. 🌻
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H&W|🌻 Let’s Talk About the Lymphatic System
The lymphatic system isn’t just a buzzword or a TikTok trend — it’s your body’s built-in detox highway. Let’s talk about what it really does, how to keep it flowing naturally, and why the best medicine is still consistency and care — the Simply Flava way. 💛
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Life|The sky opened up before I was ready for it.
The rain came hard tonight, but gratitude came stronger. Sometimes peace isn’t in avoiding the storm — it’s in surviving it and remembering to pray for those who can’t come in from the rain. After the Storm — a Simply Flava reflection on endurance, empathy, and grace.
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Life|Finding Joy in the Holidays
Some celebrate with costumes, candy, and laughter — others skip it altogether. Either way, it’s all good. Life’s about respecting choices and finding joy where it fits. 🎃🌻
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Life|Back When Time Was Currency
There was a time when showing up meant more than just being present — it meant pride, purpose, and respect. Somewhere along the way, that shifted. Let’s talk about how work changed, why it matters, and how we can bridge the gap between hustle and heart.
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Life|People Make Sense When You Stop Taking Them Personally
When you stop taking people’s behavior personally, you start to see them clearly. It’s not about excusing — it’s about understanding. Grace with awareness changes everything. 💛
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Life|The Gap Is Getting Smaller
Healing doesn’t happen all at once — it happens in quiet inches. The distance between who I was and who I’m becoming is smaller now, and that’s enough for today.
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Life|When You Feel Too Much and Think Too Deep
Sometimes caring deeply means feeling deeply. But there’s a fine line between compassion and carrying other people’s chaos. This week, I learned the art of giving grace without giving myself away.

