Exciting Changes Coming Soon to My Awkwardly Introverted Blog! ✨

-


Hi there... 👋🏾

I wanted to take a moment to share some exciting updates about my blog! After stepping back for a while, I’ve decided to revamp things around here. I’m a bit rusty with all the tech stuff, but I’m ready to dive back in and make my space feel more aesthetically pleasing. Here’s what to expect:

1. New Theme and Layout 🌈

I’m working on a fresh theme and layout to make the blog look more inviting and easy to navigate. I want it to reflect my personality—cozy and a little quirky. Think softer colors, engaging visuals, and a layout that feels like a friendly chat rather than just another website. I hope it will make reading feel more enjoyable. 🎨

2. Enhanced Visuals 📸

Along with a new layout, I’ll be incorporating more visuals throughout the blog. Expect to see more images, graphics, and maybe even some of my doodles sprinkled in. I believe visuals can enhance the overall experience and make my thoughts come to life in a more engaging way. 🌟

3. Streamlined Navigation 🧭

I’m also looking to improve navigation, making it easier to find posts and topics. Whether you’re looking for tips, stories, or just a dose of introverted humor, I want you to get there without a hassle. A more organized blog can help us connect better and make it easier to revisit your favorite posts!

4. More Personal Touches 🤍

I’d love to incorporate more personal touches that reflect my journey. This could include behind-the-scenes looks at my creative process, updates on what I’m working on, or even snippets of my daily life that inspire my writing. I want this space to feel like a true reflection of who I am, even if it’s a little awkward sometimes. 😅

5. Respectful Discussions on the Election 🗳️

Until further notice, I plan to be very vocal about the upcoming election. I believe in the importance of discussing and debating these topics respectfully. I hope we can engage in thoughtful conversations without name-calling or hostility. After this, I’ll settle back into my usual awkwardly introverted style, but for now, I’m ready to dive into these important discussions!

6. A Work in Progress 🚧

So, bear with me as I make these changes. This page, much like myself, is a work in progress. I’m learning and evolving, and I appreciate your patience as I navigate this journey. If you see something you like or have suggestions, I’d love to hear them!

Thanks for Being Here 🤍👋🏾

I’m excited (and a little nervous) about these changes. It feels like a new chapter for my blog, and I hope you’ll stick around to see what’s coming next. Thank you for being here—it truly means a lot. If you have any suggestions or just want to say hi, feel free to reach out!

Happy reading! Sha 🌸👋🏾

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Missing You, Mark: Life Just Isn’t the Same Without You

-
Image
It’s hard to put into words how much I miss my best friend, Mark Williams Jr. 💔 He would’ve turned 36 on October 9, and it feels strange celebrating his birthday in Greece without him here. We met when I was 14, and from that moment on, we were inseparable—literally attached at the hip. I used to call him my “gentle giant” because that’s exactly who he was. We both were a little awkward, a little shy, but somehow we just clicked. He made everything easier, and we understood each other’s quirks in a way nobody else could. Mark was the first of us to get his driver’s license. We used to laugh about how neither of us ever really had a relationship, mostly because he was so shy around girls. I wasn’t much better, to be honest. But those things never mattered because we always had each other. As we got older, life started getting in the way, and adult responsibilities pulled us in different directions. Still, I cherished every text, every corny joke, and every silly story about his string ...
Read more

Wildfire Alert: A Wake-Up Call in New Jersey

-
Image
  Wildfire Alert: A Wake-Up Call in New Jersey New Jersey, a state we usually associate with urban life, shorelines, and lush parks, has been hit with an unexpected and dangerous crisis. Wildfires have broken out across the state, with major incidents reported in both urban and natural areas. This is not something we're used to seeing here, but it’s become a reality we can no longer ignore. In West Milford’s Jennings Creek, a massive wildfire has already scorched over 3,000 acres, threatening nearby homes, structures, and closing down local roads. The blaze is only 10% contained, and firefighters are working tirelessly to prevent further spread. But this isn't just limited to rural areas—there's been another blaze closer to more populated regions. As smoky air fills neighborhoods, it’s becoming more evident that wildfires don’t only happen "somewhere else." The origin of the fire in West Milford has reportedly been linked to human activity, with one person alleged...
Read more

Diary of a Chaotic Day: Math, Figma, Funky Classmates, and a Walmart Surprise

-
Image
lol this ai pic is so funny 😂  Late Post: Written on November 14, 2024 Today was… something, to say the least. It all started with a brutal math quiz 🧮 ➗ that, for some reason, my professor thought could be done in 20 minutes—without a calculator. Seriously? Twenty minutes to solve problems like: • p² + 11p + 30 = (p + 5)(p + 6) • b² + 8b + 15 = (b + 3)(b + 5) • 36 - 25t² = (6 - 5t)(6 + 5t) These aren’t your basic addition problems—factorizing on paper is a whole other struggle! Tackling them without any kind of help was impossible 🤯. Math class feels like my personal downfall, but I’m powering through as best as I can 💪🏾. After surviving that, I treated myself to some Green Day coffee ☕ and mini tacos 🌮 with a kick! The coffee was heaven—Green Day’s got a way of summing things up with  “American Idiot”  and how we’re living in  “Troubled Times.” Then I went to the library to work… or at least tried to. I ended up people-watching 👀, sipping my coffee, and star...
Read more