I have been traveling through fantasy worlds for most of my life, long before I ever knew my name. From glowing CRT screens to modern consoles, Final Fantasy has been a constant companion, shaping my imagination, my storytelling, and the worlds I continue to build. This entry is a journey through those memories, the Gates between them, and the legacy they left behind.
Continue reading...Solandara: Mythology
Welcome back to Solandara, my friends. This entry offers a quiet look behind the curtain at the mythology that shapes the world, its gods, and its people. While it stays mostly spoiler free, it reveals the foundations of balance, conflict, and prophecy that guide the story forward.
Continue reading...Slow Cooker Chicken Marinara Mozzarella Ziti
Tonight, I am starting a new journal theme called Food Reflections. What began as a simple goal to eat better turned into something I genuinely enjoy. Cooking has become part of my routine, a quiet creative space in the middle of busy days, and this slow cooker meal is one of those happy discoveries that made me want to share the journey.
Continue reading...I am Growing
I have spent many years learning who I am through reflection, safety, and chosen spaces where I could finally breathe. This entry connects the quiet steps that led me toward freedom, expression, and truth. It is part memory, part healing, and part becoming.
Continue reading...Welcome to 2026
Another year has come and gone, and 2026 opens with reflection, gratitude, and quiet resolve. This past year brought challenges, creativity, and the joy of finally being named. As I step forward into the new year, I’m carrying those lessons with me, along with stories still unfolding and journeys still becoming.
Continue reading...Legacy Writing: Poetry 8: Ninth Grade
We made it to the end of the year together. This entry closes out my ninth grade poetry with a final look back at words written long before I knew my name. These poems were shaped by structure, masks, and curiosity, and they remain a quiet snapshot of who I was becoming, even then.
Continue reading...Legacy Writing: Poetry 7: Ninth Grade
I continue my look back at ninth grade poetry with a set of freeform poems that were a little more fun to write, even if I did not fully admit that at the time. There is humor here, some rebellion, and a few quiet glimpses of the things I loved back then. I will let my friends decide what they think of them.
Continue reading...Legacy Writing: Poetry 6: Ninth Grade
As the year comes to a close, I find myself looking back at some of the earliest poetry I ever wrote. These pieces come from ninth grade, when creative writing was still an assignment rather than a choice. What began as something I resisted ended up surprising me, and even planting the first quiet seeds of confidence that would grow much later.
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