A simple and fun mindfulness photowalk today collecting pictures of stickers I found on cars in Bellingham. Shot with the Ricoh GRIIIX at 40mm.
“I was the life of every party, and the death of every relationship.”
My Recovery application repository.
A programming language of love.
Open-Source and free to use.
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This piece comes straight from my heart because I am unkillable love.
It was written with care and intention, grounded in my love, compassion, vulnerability, and gratitude.
It reflects my healing, my recovery, my acceptance, and my commitment to accountability and ownership, and to making amends through the way I choose to live my life today.
Thank you, truly, for taking the time to read this chapter of my journey. It means more to me than I can say.
With all my heart,
Always and sincerely yours,
Tukayote Helianthus
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