Hey, my fellow Blossomers!
Let's have the BIG conversation—I really thought being an adult would feel a lot more… glamorous?
You know, like Pinterest boards and morning routines and passive income while
sipping iced matcha or mocktails laid on an exotic beach in the sun. Turns out,
adulthood is more like: “Why is my Wi-Fi acting up again
and did I really just eat cereal for dinner three nights in a row?”
There’s this constant push
to be “better”—more productive, more peaceful, more financially secure, more
moisturized. And yeah, I’m working on it. But can I be honest? Some days,
growth looks like doing one thing on my to-do list and then watching six episodes
of a show I already know the ending too.
Like today, for example:
I woke up at 6 a.m. for a
meeting that was pushed back to 8. Okay, cool. In my mind, that meant more time
to get myself together—write my gratitude, read my Bible, say my prayers.
Productive, intentional, grown-up stuff. A few minutes before 8, just when I’m
about to log in, I get an email: Meeting cancelled. We’ll
update you later today with a new time.
Now here we are, after 6:30 p.m., and guess who hasn’t heard a single word from the meeting coordinator? Like Bruhhh!π¬
When adulting, we’re
supposed to stay calm, keep our cool, and trust the process… but that meeting
fiasco? It really rubbed me the wrong way. I’m just glad I took those lemons
and made myself two strong cups of coffee instead.
Here’s what I’m learning:
You don’t have to be
perfect to be progressing. You can grow and still have a messy kitchen. You can
be healing and still send a risky text. You can be becoming your best self and
still forget to drink water for three days straight. With 4 loads of clothes
waiting patiently for your attention. SMH, but I digress.
There’s no deadline for
figuring it all out.
So next time life throws you lemons—don’t just make lemonade. Be petty. Throw them back. Ask for coffee with an extra shot of espresso. Or at least a snack and a nap. Because you deserve softness in the middle of all this becoming, all this growth, and expanding mentally. π
Until next time,
I’m off pretending that I’m
going to complete my laundry. Again. Growth, right?
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The title of this blog is honestly funny. I soo gonna find a way to use that phrase. You’re so right, when you think of adulthood (mostly as a child) you think of living your life on a yacht and turning it up every weekday and weeknight. However, adulthood is about growing as a person and I think your blog capture this perfectly
ReplyDeleteThank you, for the kind words! It’s very appreciated!
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