We have all made a mistake or two (or 7).
We have all tried to learn from them.
I know I’ve said something wrong before.
I know I’ve said something worse.
I never told you sorry,
Because I don’t believe in those words.
Instead, I planted the best garden I could
Full of flowers that talk.
Yeah, I might have said, “Sorry!”
But really, no one should.
Words do affect. So, pick. When to apologize, and when to restitute (if restitution was a verb. I’m an inventor, okay?).
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Alexandra A
I'm just a skinny girl with a lot of hair and a couple of stories. I'm 26, married, and have two very active, sparkly-eyed babies. My mother lives with me so I've got my best ally and source of wisdom here, too. Everything I do is for my family. We like to garden, paint, start projects, read, and watch a little bit of Netflix. I'm working on my cooking, parenting with patience, and learning how to love life where I'm at. Though I've abandoned my degree three times in two different states (yes, I said three times), I have listened and watched and picked up a couple of tips. Most of what I write is entirely non-fictional because I let life spin the tales. I'm ready to learn more and am excited to meet others on the same path. This is to serve as a record of what I've done.
All pictures have been taken by me, unless otherwise credited.
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Some people say “sorry” a lot.
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Even after you tell em you don’t want an apology. I say this all the time in real life. But no one listens to that and no one listens on Twitter so whatever
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