A Birthday Wish to Myself

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I wish myself a year of challenges that provide new found strength in each obstacle.
I wish myself a heart that is used only for good, that provides healing, care, compassion, sympathy and love to others, and joy and forgiveness to myself.
I wish myself a year of having an open mind and understanding and learning about others in a real connected way.
I wish myself the courage to continue to take leaps, break boundaries and understand and realize my biggest fears and dreams and strive to conquer them both.
I wish myself a new found strength in my faith and a willingness and eagerness to develop a stronger spiritual relationship.
I not only wish myself tears of joy, but also tears of pain, because through these I will know that I let myself take  experiences with vulnerability and lead with an openness to feel, and provide that respect to all who provide that in return.
I wish myself a year of curiosity, adventure, and most of all happiness.

Xoxo
Abby C Ashton


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  1. @freestylethashogun16 December 2019 at 21:27

    A big fat juicy happy birthday Abby!!! May all your wishes come true.

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