My "almost" 3rd Year As A Blogger

Today, marks my "almost" 3rd year as a blogger. One Woman’s Tale is now on it's 2nd year.
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Who's Enchie if she didn't start blogging 3 years ago? I would probably be my old self. Shy, insensitive, typical girl in a nutshell, waiting to crack- up open. As what my husband told me, my life would have been boring if I didn't get married. Well, I found it true, because I was a total home-bum when I was single. I love staying indoors and it's also fun. Again, life is a journey full of adventures and surprises, it made mine more enjoyable. In fact, I am at my happiest right now.

But I gotta hand it to my parents, I learned a lot from them. And those lessons are the building blocks for my own family's foundation. I guess, it's all about balancing and prioritizing.

Let me put it this way: Faith, Life, Love, Family, Marriage, Parents and Myself.

Important subjects that drew me into blogging. As soon as I was able to find time, I started typing stories. I found my first articles bad or poor in grammar. But practice makes perfect. Still getting there...

One Woman's Tale is compose of private stories and albums throughout my life. I have old pictures with friends, albums created from different websites, recent events and fun gatherings. I placed it for private viewing to be able to keep a little part of my life hidden.

Stories are amazing, but sometimes, photos speaks louder than words. As part of an old saying goes, it's even worth a thousand words. I like to take blogging as a form of inspiration not only for others but also for myself. I know that anytime I need to pour out some feelings whether good or bad, I have a safe outlet to rely on.

If I share most of my thoughts, my most memorable moments and things with my husband and son, blogging is the only "it" for myself. It is a sanctuary where I can personally bloom. I call the shots, I make the rules where nobody will have to bother me. Even in the middle of family life, we all need to have time for ourselves.

I'm glad that I don't have to travel far to find satisfaction, I'm glad that I don't have to buy the most expensive bag or shoes just to stay happy, I'm glad I still have that old part of my life with me... staying happy at the very comfort of my own home. With a simple chair, a desk, and blogging.