SWITCHING BATONS 2021... 2022

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In 2021 I saw quite a number of funny memes implying “we are not sure we want to accept the New Year, because we don’t want to be shocked like the previous year(s)”.LoL

Its true 2020 came with a shocker and 2021… Oh My Goodness… it was a rollercoaster of unexpected emotions. It was a big year for some and for others it was their lowest. 

However, we move. A lesson I’ve learnt so far, is that happiness is a choice.

No one can give you the kind of happiness you deserve. Think about it, when you think you have gotten to the point where you are your happiest, something from nowhere interrupts it and you’re down, you struggle to get back to that point or even past it and boom!!! it happens again…

People will encourage you and cry with you but that’s all they can do. They cannot change your deep rooted feelings; it is something that is totally up to you.

I don’t know how the previous year(s) has been for you, but if no one told has told you how proud they are of how you overcame every obstacle you faced in the previous year(s), then I want you to know that I am proud of you and I want you to be proud of yourself.  

You might still be struggling to smile, to be happy, to be hopeful, and to remain positive but I just want to say in Mr Macaroni’s voice - you’re doing well.

I can’t assure you that this year we won’t face challenges cause challenges are a part of life, but I can say with all boldness that this year God will hold our hands through it all if we hold His.

Keep being strong, keep holding on, keep being good, keep smiling, one day it will all make sense and if you ask, what if it doesn’t ?

Sweetie, keep trusting God even when it doesn’t make sense.

My pops always says in this life, if you must keep your mind in-check; ensure you’re holding on to a power greater than yours, of which in his evident case it is God Almighty.

WELCOME TO 2022

MAY GOD WALK WITH US THIS YEAR AND MAY WE ALSO WALK WITH HIM. (AMEN)

See you soon

XoXo…

Fulaneey Pero



 

Comments

  1. Unknown31 December 2021 at 16:46

    I'll enter the year with my full chest 😏

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    1. TUALEM31 December 2021 at 17:55

      I know that's right

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    2. Unknown1 January 2022 at 00:55

      Inspirational. Thank you

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    3. fulaneey Pero1 January 2022 at 13:47

      Enter with your full chest. God will see you through.

      Thank you.

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    4. fulaneey Pero1 January 2022 at 13:49

      Thank you. God will see you through the year. Enter with your full chest. God has got you

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  2. Mudi31 December 2021 at 17:26

    Beautiful piece to start the year.

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  3. TUALEM31 December 2021 at 17:57

    That is why our hope and joy and peace is found in Christ, not in people or situations. People and situations change, but Jesus is the same now and forever more. We can always be assured of His shalom, which surpasses all understanding.

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    1. fulaneey Pero1 January 2022 at 13:56

      Well said. Looking forward to your comments and contributions in here

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  4. Ayoola1 January 2022 at 04:55

    God will hold our hands through it 🙏🏾 🙌🏾 thanks babe 😘

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    1. fulaneey Pero1 January 2022 at 13:58

      Amen dear. God will definitely hold our hands

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