The month of May, as part of spring, is one of rejuvenation, recalibration, and rejoicing. It’s a renaissance, of sorts. It’s also my birthday month. I tend to treat the whole month as “my time” to treat myself.
Sadly, for me this month of May was brutal both physically and mentally. So much so, I almost wish I could get a do over. Back in 2020, May was also overwhelming. This year, though, the month of May felt like a gut punch. It started with back pain. Then, I couldn’t take my birthday off. Then I had a three-day government compliance visit. During the second day, I got Covid and had to keep going. Then, I missed Mother’s day due to being sick. And, people who had paused their nastiness resumed it full force. Then, horrific shootings that left one wondering about the brutality we see in this world.
As I quickly saw at the beginning of May, I knew I needed to gift myself things to help pick me up. As I mentioned previously, I gifted myself grace. Also, I got an Ipod as they are being discontinued. Thus, in some ways I gifted myself nostalgia. Furthermore, I gifted myself freedom. Freedom to think more expansively about various paths. I also gifted myself comfort, with a few knickknacks that soothe such as yummy ice cream. And, on the last day I gifted myself a treat by getting my hair done.
Yes, there were many challenges but I also looked out for myself and checked in on myself. Onwards.
Categories: Culture, current events, Health, identity, mental health, Psychology, society
HeaR You Go
FRiEnD You
May Have
my Birthday
Month of June too
With SMiLes Heck
Why Not Celebrate
YouR Birthday ALWaYS Now
New Come Rain
Sleet Snow
Or Even
These ‘New
American WayS’ hehe
Just ReMeMBeR The
Most Beautiful Roses
Come From Shemanure
It’s Long
Over Due
to Put HiSToRY to Rest
Rest of HeRStory Comes
Next
Yep
LeT IT
R.I.P.
Loving
Life Comes Next
Truly Truly For Real Now..:)
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