It’s been a long time. Yeah, I have migrated to video but it doesn’t mean I’ve forgotten about you. Truth is, there are things I’m certain that I could voice better here than on video.
I want to be back. I hope to be back. But in reality, I don’t know.
I’m torn that this would either be a step backwards or perhaps a start of something new. We’ll see what happens. I hope you’re well. Maybe we’ll see each other again.
2012 had big shoes to fill after the epic adventure of 2011. So when I themed the year to “live it up,” I knew that I had to count all the little things besides just the big adventures.
I prepared myself for a bad year, only to be surprised of how much more wonderful it was when you make the little things count. I was caught off guard of how the little things added up. Honestly, this year was by far spectacular. For all the hardships and sadness that this year brought, I was blessed with many little (and big) things to make it quite memorable.
I could list a lot of things, big and small, that made this year wonderful. But in truth, it all came down to my friends, new and old, that made this year special. All the little hangouts and gatherings that decreased the world suck in my life.
I am truly lucky. Thank you my dear friends for making the little things into a big memorable year.
I was asked to make an anti/stop bullying video. Instead of telling people that it will get better or stop bullying, I wanted to show the degradation of the human person.
It’s no secret that I was bullied in the past, both at school and at home. I mean, I’m a nerd & a geek. I’ve embraced it now, but the scars are still there. But the whole range of emotions that comes to being bullied and abused.
I mentally prepared myself for 2 weeks to do this video because there’s just so much pain associated with being bullied and abused. Needless to say, it’s up and I’m still very anxious about it. The video is meant to show what can happen to a person. I really hope I captured it based on my own experiences.
I’m still bullied and abused to this day, but I am stronger. Bullies don’t get to me as they use to.
I’m okay now. Yes, it does get better, but the scars will always be there. Truth is, I’m one of the lucky ones.