A letter to daddy who left us two weeks ago, as we're adjusting our lives to learn how to live without him. Nothing can fill the empitness in our hearts right now. Daddy, Where do I begin? I’m not meant to be writing this... not for another 20 to 30 years at least. Words usually... Continue Reading →
Curtain up in 5!!
Hi there! Wow. I can’t believe I’m actually doing this. If I’d written a post every time I thought about starting a blog, I think I could have written a trilogy novel by now. But I guess it’s never too late!
A year ago, I left my heart in India…
A year ago I fulfilled a personal dream and visited Mother India with some truly special people. The experience created precious memories, feelings and lifelong lessons I’ll cherish forever.
New Year’s Day Reflections: From Recovery to Growth
As one chapter closes and another begins, I’m reflecting on the leap from 2023 to 2024—a journey from recovery to unexpected blessings and growth. From building my own home to embracing career challenges and adventures, I’m ready to make 2025 the best year yet! 💪✨ #NewYear #Reflections #Growth
F1 Race Memories: Navigating Grief and Loss on Dad’s 4th anniversary
This post is a little different because I wrote literally what I was thinking at the time that the thought came to mind. In fact, you'll notice that it was actually 2 Sundays ago that I started writing (I added this introduction later). I didn't manage to write the whole thing in one day, but... Continue Reading →
Thriving Through the Chaos: Navigating Life as a Quirky, Clumsy Woman Possibly with ADHD
"Being a klutz might be part of my charm, but I’m starting to see it’s more than just that. 🌪️ After diving deep into ADHD, I’m piecing together how it’s shaped so much of my life—from my fidgety focus to my rollercoaster moods. It’s been a mix of lightbulb moments, some eye-rolls, and a lot of learning to embrace the quirks that make me, well, me. 💁♀️ If you’ve got tips on dealing with sleep struggles, overthinking, or just want to chat about living with a mind that never stops, drop a comment below! #ADHDAwareness #EmbraceTheChaos"
Navigating Writer’s Block: Beating Imposter Syndrome
How often do we find ourselves unable to get on with a task that we'd generally consider simple? Are you ever hit with writer's block or imposter syndrome? This is my approach to work through them...
A Year without Blogging… the big reveal!
I wrote last week that I’m attempting to restart my blog, this post reveals what has stopped me from writing and why I wasn’t feeling genuine with the content that I was sharing. It’s been quite a journey to find the courage to share this part of my life publicly, but I think that there’s been enough growth within me to help me get to this place, and sharing this part of my personal journey is giving me the freedom I need to write what’s true to my heart.
Another year around the sun…
Another year another birthday, and what has it had to offer? It's been a year full of changes and challenges. Less writing and blogging, persistent injuries and sensitivity to sound have been some of the struggles. On the bright side, work at the Theatre is going well, there's been some travel and family and friends are more important than ever. Can't wait to see what the next season brings!
30 things that make me happy…
Dancing Singing Being on stage Friends Family Reading Writing Watching performances Self growth Personal achievements Meeting career goals The sea (being around it or in it) Walks in nature Photography Good laughs Profound and intelligent conversations The feeling after a good workout Music Travelling Learning new things Experiencing new cultures Summer rain The giddy feeling... Continue Reading →
“Break a Leg!”
It's been a while since my last blog post, but hey, rehearsals took over my life for a while and I couldn't be happier about that! The Klutz in me hasn't died however! Take a look at my 'Chicago' journey...
Finding art in sports
What Olympic sports do you enjoy watching the most? I was never really a sporty person. It was always about the arts with me. Of course, you can still be incredibly physically active, even if you’re not sporty. I used to dedicate as many hours to dance as an athlete would to their training programme.... Continue Reading →