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Real Life Recap
- Full of good intentions – However, may need monitoring to reduce mishaps.
- Kind heart – Warning; you may suffer from the following: beautiful conversations, bursts of creative inspirations, belly laughs, and thought-provoking moments.
- Handy Person – Happy to provide tips on garden, DIY projects, culinary topics – However I cannot guarantee the results of thriving plants, television show worthy homes, nor that your meals will turn out like the photo.
- Does not Promise – Reluctant to commit to deep conversations. Real life confession, I am only clinically licensed in my state. I do not hold a degree in horticulture, architecture/ design, or culinary.
- Recommend best use of the following 3am friend. Genuinely cares about you and your feelings and is a good shoulder to cry on when required. Journaling/ drawing/ crafting and seeking out the appropriate help you may need to become the best version of yourself.
Real Life of an MSW 