A short post on this occasion.
I’m sure all of you are well aware of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. One thing that stood out for me was the warmth, compassion, and care she showed to people.
And from what I also read, her faith was very important to her. My faith is also important to me.
Since she passed, there are other things I’ve thought about. They concern the differences between all of us throughout the world, and how everybody is unique in their own right.
May the example she set us help and inspire us to create a world that is welcoming to everyone.
And may she rest in peace forever.
This post will be to do with famous quotes. Quotations are a new interest to me now, especially as I now have an improved understanding of language. What I will be doing here is talking about some famous quotes from various people, past and present. I’ll be choosing some quotes that I feel mean something […]
For me, self-doubt can describe feelings of uncertainty in yourself, including lacking confidence in your own abilities. This is something everybody will experience at various points in their lives. However, for those of us with autism, we can be affected by self-doubt to extremes that it may make us have feelings like we’re not good […]
As we enter the second week of Advent, the theme of peace takes centre stage. Peace can mean a number of things, including moments of calm in a busy world, reconciliation between people, or stopping for some simple quiet reflections. Through my perspectives as someone on the autism spectrum, I share five Christmas idiom stories […]
