while i was reading your words i thought of inner child lyrics, those lines still stuck with me as reminder of my inner self and, the years will spent together, next verses of song says "
the you of back then did not believe in the galaxy but, i happened to have seen galaxy
the silver galaxy" sometimes in that age we believe in magic, or something else to bring us comfort, we need to believe in something to keep walking, when we become adult we stop believe in things we can't see, a common question that i've thinking is "If you had chance to say few words for your inner child, what would it be?" and my words for my little inner was "keep dreaming, smile, the future is a big field and some days you want to give up, but don't do that, keep walking" thank u for sharing one more time your beautiful thoughts, take care tara <3
this was just the loveliest read, tara. your newsletters are all so special to me and my days, but this one in particular was so warming to read. i felt giddy all throughout like how i was when i was 11 and trying to set up my pixie hollow game fairy. i looked forward to the next step just as much as i looked forward to reading the next paragraph in this newsletter. i hope the rest of packing and moving goes smoothly! <3
"At 18, I pushed down 17 in search of 21. At 12, I ached for 16. I knew those ages weren’t there, but I just wanted to grow up quickly. I didn’t know what a gift slowing down was." is maybe the truest thing i've heard today. u expressed it so well, i felt that in my core. thank u tara!! beautiful as always :]<3
"If a bird dies and comes back a willow tree, would it still feel free when the wind blows?" That is such a beautiful line!! I'm blown away as always Tara, thank you for sharing! Have a great week ahead! :-)
while i was reading your words i thought of inner child lyrics, those lines still stuck with me as reminder of my inner self and, the years will spent together, next verses of song says "
the you of back then did not believe in the galaxy but, i happened to have seen galaxy
the silver galaxy" sometimes in that age we believe in magic, or something else to bring us comfort, we need to believe in something to keep walking, when we become adult we stop believe in things we can't see, a common question that i've thinking is "If you had chance to say few words for your inner child, what would it be?" and my words for my little inner was "keep dreaming, smile, the future is a big field and some days you want to give up, but don't do that, keep walking" thank u for sharing one more time your beautiful thoughts, take care tara <3
this was just the loveliest read, tara. your newsletters are all so special to me and my days, but this one in particular was so warming to read. i felt giddy all throughout like how i was when i was 11 and trying to set up my pixie hollow game fairy. i looked forward to the next step just as much as i looked forward to reading the next paragraph in this newsletter. i hope the rest of packing and moving goes smoothly! <3
"At 18, I pushed down 17 in search of 21. At 12, I ached for 16. I knew those ages weren’t there, but I just wanted to grow up quickly. I didn’t know what a gift slowing down was." is maybe the truest thing i've heard today. u expressed it so well, i felt that in my core. thank u tara!! beautiful as always :]<3
"If a bird dies and comes back a willow tree, would it still feel free when the wind blows?" That is such a beautiful line!! I'm blown away as always Tara, thank you for sharing! Have a great week ahead! :-)