My Entire World!

There are three things I can’t live without, and they’re not what you’d expect. First, my circle—my kids, my friends, the ones who get me (even when I’m a little extra). They’re the glue that holds me together when life feels like it’s falling apart. My kids? They’re my personal chaos managers. They keep me laughing, thinking, and sometimes even questioning my sanity. But I wouldn’t trade them for the world. This circle of mine is like a weird, wonderful, supportive web that keeps me from spinning off into oblivion.

Next up, my creativity. It’s my secret weapon. I don’t just create to pass time—I create because if I didn’t, I’d probably lose my mind. Whether it’s doodling, writing random thoughts, crocheting something that may or may not look like a blanket, or cooking up a new recipe, creativity is the spark that keeps my brain from turning into mush. Without it, I’d probably just binge-watch Netflix and forget how to function. But when I’m creating? Everything clicks. I’m at peace with myself and the world—kind of like a Zen master, but with more yarn and paint.

And then there’s sunshine. Oh, sweet sunshine. It’s not just a weather condition; it’s my mood lifeline. When the sun’s out, I’m out. I don’t care if it’s a walk, a bike ride, or just basking like a content cat, soaking up the D. The sunshine fuels me in ways coffee can’t even compete with. It’s like Mother Nature’s way of saying, “Hey, you’ve got this. Enjoy the day.” Without that golden glow, I’m pretty sure I’d be grumpy and probably in need of a nap. But with it? I feel like I can conquer the world—just maybe not before lunch.

So, yeah. My circle, my creativity, and sunshine are my three essentials. Without them, life would be a little too gray, a little too quiet, and a lot less fun. And I’m not about that life lol.

Author: ~California Dreamer~

Just an average silly, nerdy chick. That's weird in probably a million different ways, sharing my sometimes fucked up life with you. Showing others that they should enjoy life, because there's always someone in a worse situation. View all posts by ~California Dreamer~