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re live.

Is there an age or year of your life you would re-live?

Reliving 2019, One Full Day at a Time

Each day now feels like a continuation of something I started back in 2019 — the year that quietly shaped me. I had just published my first book, full of hope, reflection, and late nights turned into lessons. Around the same time, I began my loc journey — a physical  mark of patience, growth, and self-trust. Those two moments have somehow stretched into my life today.



Every morning, I wake up and sense a piece of 2019 still alive — the creative spark from writing, the grounded calm of self-expression, and that push to live a bit more intentionally. I live each day fully to my ability because I’ve learned that time doesn’t wait, and meaning doesn’t just happen — it’s built in small consistent acts.

Even on slower days, I remind myself that progress doesn’t always look loud. Sometimes, it’s as quiet as finishing a thought, tying my locs, or writing a paragraph that no one will see but me. These moments are my way of reliving that same energy from 2019 — focused, grateful, and unafraid of starting fresh.


I ask “What feeling do I want to carry from today into tomorrow?” It turns time into texture — something to shape, not just pass through.

Because when I think about it, every day now is a small replay of 2019 — just with more wisdom, more calm, and more of me in it.

Until next time.

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