Life is beautiful. It’s the system that’s ugly.

What do you think?

I don’t even know if anyone visits this part of my website. If you do, drop me a message and say hi. Your opinion is very welcomed.

I often try not to express my opinions. Not because I don’t want to offend anyone. I stray from taking about particular people because I am in no position to judge anyone, ever! So if you get offended by what I say, that means that you have issues with people having different point of views. If that’s the case, you might be better off closing your browser right now :) Trust me, whatever you find on this website has been filtered numerous times but it’s still too much for some :)

However, if you welcome free speach and different opinions, please stay and share.

So we have established that I don’t like gossip. But I love a good discussion! I have had some amazing conversations and discussions, specially in the past 30 months.

What’s the difference between a discussion and an argument?

For me in argument people want to find out who is right. On the other hand, in a discussion they want to find out what is right. Massive difference, isn’t it?

That brings me to the subjest of today’s blog entry - Life is beautiful. It’s the system that’s ugly…

Hate is a strong word, but I hate with every single fibre in my body how the system divides the people.

UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL

What’s the easiest way to divide people? Give them labels and tell them that they are extremely important.

Well not for me mate, not for me.

Until next time…

Jack of all trades…

I often struggle to remember all the items that I make and offer for sale.

If you think that there any many items on my website, you should see one of my stalls! In fact, you can head to my Insta to check them out.

Most of the times people are surprised that I offer such a variety. Hence the Jack of all trades quote. In all fairness, this is only a small fractions of the ideas that go through my head.

But as I always respond to the lovely people who visit my stall - this is a glimpse of what it’s like to live in my head.

Until next time…