Daily Blogging Challenge: Day 148
By Tammy
@tammys85 (31417)
Baltimore, Maryland
February 16, 2021 8:31pm CST
It’s been a while since I’ve done the Daily Blogging Challenge, sooo here we go. :)
“What has inspired you to hold on when all looked lost?”
I can think of two times when all looked lost. The first time was when I was dealing with anxiety and depression back in 2011/2012 (which I’ve mentioned on here in one of these blogging challenges), and then the loss of my Dad. What inspired me to hold on? My loved ones and a hope for better days, which also helped me over the past year (when I was down, but not necessarily lost). Sometimes it’s good to look at what’s (or who’s) important to you and to keep that hope for better days (which did come eventually). But I’m only speaking for myself for this one. I don’t know if this is making sense, but I’m feeling a little icky, plus I’m working on my writing orders, so please bear with me lol.
Anywho…. What has inspired YOU to hold on when all looked lost?
Photo Credit: I made this little graphic using the online PhotoPea editor. They supplied the background, and I added the message.
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@arunima25 (93194)
• Bangalore, India
17 Feb 21
It's a nice graphic.
I have felt lost at many times but then there has been some inspiration and support around. My mom is always a big inspiration..she has faced challenges all the time but lived gracefully. She is also a big emotional support. Other inspiration is my younger daughter. She faces challenges everyday because of her learning disability but is so positive and happy.
I have felt lost at many times but then there has been some inspiration and support around. My mom is always a big inspiration..she has faced challenges all the time but lived gracefully. She is also a big emotional support. Other inspiration is my younger daughter. She faces challenges everyday because of her learning disability but is so positive and happy.1 person likes this
@kaylachan (84815)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
17 Feb 21
I just keep reminding myself of a saying my mother used to say every time I would get down on myself. She used to tell me, someone will always have it better and someone will always have it worse. She would say this to remind me that I should be thankful for what I have. And, she couldn't be more right.
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