A blog by Katie Cruz
One of the philosophies I try to adhere to is asking: Who does this help? In the midst of conflict, ask yourself who is this helping? What good can come out of what I’m saying or doing right now? If you can’t give an honest answer about how it helps, that’s when you should reevaluate
I had the pleasure of meeting a fellow MAP through video chat yesterday. This person is someone I’ve talked with for a few years online. I’ve always gotten good vibes from them, and we’ve become rather close recently. It was a fun chat and it was cool to be able to put a face to
And sure, things may suck now. But think of the last time things sucked. And sometime after that, you had a great moment, maybe even a girl moment. You never know when that’s going to happen again. If anything. Keep living for the next moment.
Today while driving home, I was at a stop light. On the radio was Israel Kamakawiwoʻole’s “Somewhere Over The Rainbow.” Next to me was a city transit bus. On that bus, next to a window was a beautiful little girl, probably about 4 years old. She had her head laid on the seat in front of her. She looked so peaceful, and
