"to the friend who did not save my life" - honoring who we are in this lifetime, taking up space + expressing ourselves

Update: 2021-02-15

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Tomorrow or the next life -- we never know.

One day we will have to let go of our physical body, our likes + dislikes, our jobs, our creative abilities.

and we don't know what comes next or when that day will be. AND it doesn't have to be frightening. We can choose to honor ourselves, take up space, let ourselves do what we like (and like what we do)

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"to the friend who did not save my life" - honoring who we are in this lifetime, taking up space + expressing ourselves

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"to the friend who did not save my life" - honoring who we are in this lifetime, taking up space + expressing ourselves

Evan Neff

"to the friend who did not save my life" - honoring who we are in this lifetime, taking up space + expressing ourselves