I really did have the time of my life on Twitter.

I’m not gonna lie.

AU has been amazing too. But Twitter was the battlefield.

Stumbling upon the anons was a game changer for me. I joined Twitter and followed one person. Looked up who they followed and followed them too.

That was the day Gen Flynn posted for the first time in 3 years. My notifications blew up and I was engrossed in reading posts that provided the "sauce' for the subjects being discussed.

Yes, some anons wondered where this 'normie' came from when I asked questions. Others, welcomed me with open arms and patiently explained the meanings of their military jargon.

It was the first time in my life that I was able to chat with like-minded folk which was a liberating and educational experience. i had found my 'peeps' and am grateful to this day.

same ♥️. i do not worry about going back. i learned what I needed to know and then that door was shut for a reason, for me anyway. i have tried to share what I learned, only to be laughed at, called crazy or very naive ….lost a sibling through it. I sit patiently waiting to be given my job in all this, making the most memories with family, friends. Learned to be in peaceful prayer now most days, in each moment. 🤷🏻‍♀️
I mean, Hes got the whole world in His hands, right?
#walkbyfaith