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A Letter to My Mother

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Because of You I am who I am because of you, I became who I am because of you. Without you, there would be no me, So thank you for bringing me. In everything I do, I try to emulate you, To make you proud, to honor you. I aspire to be the woman you were, Strong, kind, full of grace and courage, As you are everything to me. You are my heart, my guide, my compass, The whisper I hear in the quiet moments of my life. Your love lives in me, Guiding me, shaping me, Forever part of who I am. There isn't a day that goes by, That I'm not thinking about you, Wishing you were still here. Thank you for every lesson, every hug, every smile. I treasure our time together. Wishing I could turn back the hands of time, To get one more day with you, A hug, a kiss, or a warm embrace. But knowing that's impossible, I'll treasure the moments we shared. I love you always and forever, Your one and only daughter, Kristina Evans Written by Kristina Evans - March 22, 2022 -------------------------...

The Power of Incomplete Sentences

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We spend so much of our lives trying to finish things. Complete the degree. Finish the project. Resolve the conflict. Find the answer. Arrive at certainty. We’re taught that completion is the goal, that unfinished means unworthy, and that uncertainty is something to overcome rather than something to sit with. We’re conditioned to believe that clarity equals control, and control equals safety. But what if the most honest way to live is in incomplete sentences? What if real strength lies not in control, but in embracing uncertainty? What if the power isn’t in having all the answers, but in learning to hold the questions? What if embracing uncertainty in life isn’t weakness, but quiet strength? When Certainty Becomes a Cage There was a time when I needed everything to make sense. Every decision required a clear rationale. Every relationship needed a defined label. Every feeling demanded an explanation. I couldn’t rest in ambiguity. I needed closure, clarity, and conclusions. I believed th...