A come back and more!

I have been away from here for about four years! mhn...four good years!

You can be sure that a lot has happened in those years. I started blogging in 2010 and just followed the trend, blogging about any and everything that caught my fancy but about 2014, I resolved to narrow my focus to topics about women and this I did and changed the name of the blog from "Amandashares" to "The Woman's blog". I kept at it and then I lost my beloved mum in whom I was and am still well pleased. She was the essence of womanhood to me. I drew a lot of strength and inspiration from her being, for she was a rare kind of woman. The curtains fell for me and I retreated.

Indeed, time changes yesterday and heals wounds. I am not sure that I am quite healed from the pain her demise caused me because I remember her every single day. Though it is more than three years now but I have learnt from my place of grief not to remain in the place of obscurity , making excuses for not living the life I really should be living. I am certain that even in death, my mother would want me to thrive here on earth and make all the impact I want to make.

I am passionate about a lot of things, women development and gender equity, teenagers development, child development and by extension education. I am back to dig deep into these issues and get you to make your contributions if you will.

Please join me on this journey and let's paint the world all shades of the woman's beauty! Welcome to the woman's place!

Comments

Anonymous said…

Hey you! such a long time welcome back to this space... So sorry about your loss. Blessings!

July 13, 2020 at 5:24 PM

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