SUCH TIMES

Hi there. Less than 5 days away till 2025 and I want to share my reflections. These were questions prompted for Salt Team and thought it be great to share here.  🌼 What's your biggest reflection from 2024?  Going through heartbreak this year, I discovered a new strength I didn't think I had. 10 years ago me would wish I never go through something like this because I didnt think I'd survive it ... i guess because of all the shame and embarrassment attached to it. But here I am. Surviving. A whole miracle! It really made me think, man, I can survive/ do anything!   🌼 What am I taking with me in to 2025?   Strength in solitude. 🙏🏽  I really NEEDED to pull back from everything I was used to in terms of comfortable community and just sit in my discomfort and hear from God. Like an El-Bethel moment I set up camp at home in a room like I was in lock down just so I can receive what I was meant to receive from God coming out of that heartbreak. That looked ...

 🌟  34 years of family today. 🌟  Not always an annual post, but always in my heart. Everything that we are today we owe to them. I miss my father on days like today.  A year ago today there was an event at Nakorosule, Naitasiri, my mothers village. I was so bummed that I couldn't attend because of prior commitments. I know the chief guest said yes to that event because of us. (definitely got scolded by him for not attending too.) And then I watched the Clip. 💔  All I know is he could have been playing golf somewhere but showed up to that event honoring our late father in a way and the land and people where my mum hails from. All you will see is the PM officiating another event. But to me it was much deeper than that. A kind act of service of reminder to our hearts that my father's legacy lives on and that marrying in to that village all those years ago was not in vain nor forgotten. 💕  Thankful to be reminded that showing up is how we honor them who hav...