Psychologists call this relatively new stage of life ’emerging adulthood’ and I think it’s so accurate. We’re no longer children nor adolescents, but we’re also not quite adults that are totally independent from our parents we still have a life line attached to them. Why is it that our blog can’t be successful like theirs? Why can’t I spend my days being a creative?īeing in our 20s in this day and age is complicated. I also invested in Lightroom early this year hoping to up my photo game. I see all these wonderful photographers that make food or travel the world for a living. Why is it that after 3 months of dedicated exercise I still have all this fat hanging around my belly? While I truly enjoy the classes there and certainly have seen improvements in my strength, a part of me is disappointed I don’t look more ‘fit’ than I do. I finally made the splurge in January and got myself a hot yoga membership. I feel like I’m behind in the game, that if I wait any longer I’ll never make it big. There are all these fantastic new plant-based businesses popping up. I see people spending their weekends doing fun stuff with friends while I’m rotting away inside my house because my friends and family are too busy for me. In an age where we are not only comparing ourselves to the people that physically surround us, but also the multitude of influencers online, it’s easy to feel like the forgotten moon. Without the host of stars, it even looks sadly solitary. The moon, in contrast, is subtle, modest, and often goes unnoticed. The sun is vibrant, powerful, and everyone acknowledges it. Often I feel more like the moon than the sun. I am certainly guilty for rarely being able to stay up past 11pm. It is almost disregarding the importance and beauty of the moon. They are so serene and delicate, yet so many of us miss out on seeing them at their brightest. I could stare at the moon and stars for hours on end. All I want to do is go stargazing and practice nighttime photography. Going to a place is a far easier task than detaching my mind from my to-do list. Run to the mountains or a quiet lake with not a worry on my mind. I’ve been itching (like chicken pox-level itchy) to escape from the city, from school, from the noise and pollution. I had another awe-inspiring experience on Mauna Kea in 2017, locating constellations and watching shooting stars glide across the sky like streams of confetti. With my head craned back, my jet-lagged eyeballs saw an unfathomable number of stars speckled overhead. It probably began when I first saw the milky way with my own eyes at the summit of Haleakala in 2016. Lately I have been abnormally enthralled by all things celestial.
From people commenting on how much they loved the quote or how they admired the moon. After sharing the quote and photo, I got a surprising number of messages.
I’m not sure who the original author is but I first found it through Casey. There’s no comparison between the sun and the moon. I shared the photo on my personal Instagram along with one of my favourite quotes: I left my cereal on the counter and went to capture this morning moon in a photograph. Earlier this month, I gazed out and witnessed the stunning moon situated near the horizon. One of the perks of naturally waking up early is being able to watch the alpenglow of the mountain out my west-facing window as the sun rises. We’re sure you’ll find something worthy for your angel in our list.Adorned with celestial shapes, this vegan blueberry pie inspired me to share one of my favourite quotes and reflect on finding beauty in wherever and whoever you are now. Below MomJunction has handpicked some of the brightest and radiant baby names to get you started. To sum it up, you grow up into a mature and responsible human being.Since the symbol of brightness and radiance shows up in every culture across the globe, you’ll get several inspirations when it comes to naming your little sunshine. But at the same time, you’ve aware of the lingering danger and want to protect your child from it anyhow. And you start taking care of yourself a lot more to take better care of your child. The sacrifices which you had always thought you'd make for your child do not seem like sacrifices anymore. It teaches them about unconditional love and even reinforces the importance of being selfless. So don’t you think a name meaning radiant would be apt for your baby?Having a baby brings a sense of meaning and purpose in parents’ lives. It breaks through the darkness and brings a whole new world with itself, just like a newborn. Light and radiance fill everyone with hope.
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