When in doubt, Choose love. It's worth it. – Mia Winhertt (author of "Does Love Die With You?") A big thank you to everyone who stuck with me with love long enough so that I could reach my 500th post here! And it coincidentally happens to be Valentine's Day. Big love, Mia
Tag: Choice
This is the Life
I stare out of my window To watch the rain falling down, Rhythmically, almost musically, Without any urgency, On the lush greenery, As I munch on a packet of chips, Savoring their taste, Without any urgency, Without a care in the world, Thinking, "This is the life." Of course, I have many a care, Real-life [...]
Today’s Tiny Tale: Endgame
They kept choosing different directions. But the paths kept leading to the other. They were each other's endgame.
Today’s Tiny Tale: Unreasonable Love
He had innumerable reasons to stay away. But he chose the one reason not to. It was called love.
Today’s Tiny Tale: Crown of Flowers
To everyone's surprise, she passed the crown of jewels. Instead, she chose the crown of flowers. Wearing that, finally, she felt like a queen.
Today’s Tiny Tale: Let Go
He let her go. Because she wanted to. Because he loved her.
For Those Not So Merry on Christmas
Yes, it's the season to be jolly. It's the time to be merry about Christmas. But what if you are not? For those alone or Feeling lonely amongst a crowd, Here's a song to lift up your spirits. Happiness is a choice. -- J. K. Rowling At least try. You will have a happy Christmas. [...]
Circle of Kindness – Liebster Award
If you ever genuinely liked any of my work, this one's for you! Someone has been kind enough to drop me a nomination for the Liebster Award and wished that I pass forward the kindness. Now that's what appealed to me -- kindness! This is my first time with something like this. So I start [...]
Choose Love
"How would I know what is right or what is wrong? How would I know what to choose? Whom to choose?" I asked. "It's simple, my dear. What is right today might be wrong tomorrow. What is wrong today might be right later. They change as frequently as the wind," He replied. "Then what? Or [...]
Yes or No
Why does it always Have to be Either yes or no? Why can't it be Neither, both or Something in between? Why do we have To choose When we had rather not? Why are conclusions So necessary When the mess is the comforter? Why say yes or no And break someone's heart When everything will [...]
An Author You'll Remember 