After taking some time away, I’m finally ready to start my project again. It feels a bit like returning to something familiar but seeing it through new eyes — a little different, a little changed, but still deeply meaningful.
For me, this project has always been about more than just crafting or creating. It’s about connection, healing, and finding joy in the small moments. Coming back to it now, after navigating chronic illness and learning how my neurodivergence shapes my world, I’m approaching things with more patience and kindness toward myself.
Starting again isn’t always easy. There’s uncertainty and sometimes fear that things won’t go as planned, or that the energy just isn’t there. But I’ve realized that progress doesn’t have to look the same every day, and that even small steps forward are worth celebrating.
This time, I want to focus on what feels sustainable and authentic for me. Whether it’s spinning wool, sculpting creatures from clay, or sharing stories about bees and nature, I want to keep the joy alive without pushing too hard.
I’m grateful for the support I’ve received from friends and community, and I’m excited to share this next chapter with you. There’s so much still to learn and explore, and I hope that by being open about my journey — the ups and downs — it might encourage others to keep going with their own passions, even when life gets complicated.
So here’s to new beginnings — not perfect or polished, but honest and full of heart.
Thanks for being here with me.
