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Letter to life ( starting again)

 Dear life, 

It's been a long while since I've updated my audience on what's going on with me so I thought I best do this now while I have a space between series. 

We just wrapped up Spiritual September and I've decided to do shocktober for October this year. There's a lot of things in the world that are shocking Daisy Change has a lot to share. 

I'm combing through old posts retagging them adding images and social media graphics. It's one heck of a job. 

I apparently haven't written a letter to you since my engagement fell through 3 years ago. I'm living with my family back in Wales now and writing had become my bread and butter. 

I have 25 blogs across the interwebs 

All on different topics but Daisy Change has always been my main one. 

15 years and still going strong. We have been through a lot and I'm so glad I built change into the model of daisy change because we are now on Daisy Change's personal and unpretty era. 

I'm okay with writing the messy, soulful posts again. My audience seems to like that. 

Also I've given it a lot of thought and I've decided to let my audience follow me where ever they are most comfortable. 

I'm on Pinterest, Instagram, X and Facebook I'll add links in my next post. 

Right now I'm talking to you life, thanking you for the lessons of the last few years.

Through my failed engagement I learnt to be inter pendent on my family. I'm a grown girl now, but sometimes I still need my family for moral support. I know I'm blessed to have them. 

My sibling is still transitioning from male to female. I'm more adjusted to it now. 

I miss old school blogging so I've decided that's my vibe. That's the kind of blog I want Daisy Change to be and people seem to like it so I will carry on. 

Also life, thank you for almost 36 years of you. I turn 36 on Thursday and im not sad to see 35 end it's been a tough year.

Anyway that's about all I want to share. 

Keep teaching me life, I'm listening and learning. 


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