Tag: rosarioklassics
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The Architecture of Love…
As the clock chimed midnight and I realize how much the world prepares to drench itself in shades of crimson and pink, I find myself sitting in the quiet, on my phone, in my bed, contemplating the anatomy of a heart… Valentine’s Day has a way of highlighting the gaps in our lives. For some,…
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2026 – The Unwritten Chapter: Finding the Courage to Simply Be
As the clock struck midnight on 1st January and 2025 dissolved into the rearview mirror, many of us felt the familiar pressure of the “New Year Resolution.” We are always conditioned to view January 1st as a starting block for a marathon of self-improvement—a list of things to fix, weights to lose, and habits to…
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The Accidental Torchbearer: A Journey Through the Chalk Dust, Markers and Conjugations…
An accidental career … now becoming a passionate one… or … I don’t know…
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Bronze…and patina…
…In those arms, is where I call home…. So………I asked Google if bronze could rust. Just one of my numerous random searches online due to boredom, sometimes. The answer I got was that, in lay man’s terms : no, bronze cannot rust because it is a copper alloy that contains copper and tin and does…
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Crushed…into little pieces…
“Perhaps someday I’ll crawl back home, beaten, defeated. But not as long as I can make stories out of my heartbreak, beauty out of sorrow,” ~ Sylvia Plath I know it has been a long while…life has been happening and oh every single day, I wanted to blog about things that were happening because writing…
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Wine that makes the heart merry…
Today, I heard one of the loveliest and most profound wedding sermons ever at my baby girl’s wedding(which I streamed online by the way. She couldn’t wait for me to be physically present before going to have sex…lol…atopa bi !!!) The sermon was preached by my Bishop’s husband who is also a Bishop. He talked…
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