I just got notified that my last post was the 500th post on the blog. Been actively writing here for 6 years, and it’s all a proof of God’s faithfulness! Thanks for sharing in my journey. I’ve very much enjoyed blogging here. To celebrate, I’ve decided to share a personal piece on living in the now. Hope you find it helpful! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I came across the picture below some days back and burst out laughing. Few things are able to describe me 100% and this is one of them. 😂
Hey guys!
So this year I have some exciting features I’d like to add on my blog. First is the birthday messages for any of my readers celebrating. Just send me an email (contact@daintym.com) or DM on Instagram (@daintymblog or @dainty_m) with your birth date and I’ll be happy to send you customized messages. Continue reading “DaintyM’s New Features!”
Yaaaaaay!!!!! We did it. This is the same excitement I shared at the FMCG games when my team won. There’s nothing as satisfying as completing a project you’ve been on. Sometimes, people don’t even remember how great the start was if you end poorly or don’t end at all.
I’m really grateful to God that we could finish this challenge.
Hi there!
So I got back pretty late from work and was about to crash when I remembered I had committed myself to a blogging challenge. Schucks! The beautiful thing about making decisions is that when you make them, you kinda have to follow through whether or not it’s favourable.
Let’s get to today’s challenge, shall we?!
Most people assert that you cannot move forward when you keep looking back. But I say, you need to look in the rearview mirror to reverse your car before you can move forward. Today, being the mark of my quarter-of-a-century (QOAC) celebration, I’m all about looking back. For a while now, I’ve been obsessing with my childhood photographs and other memory capsules. Continue reading “Look Back. Now, Forward!”
Change is uncomfortable. It’s like that woolly cardigan that itches you when you wear it; or those pair of shoes that wouldn’t fit. Change is not easy but absolutely necessary. I have changed. I feel it. With every aching muscle, with every tap on the keyboard; with every deadline I’ve scaled through; with every new thought; with every new environment… I can say I have changed. Change may not look good but after a while, it feels really good. Continue reading “Change Looks Good on You”
