When I reflect on my first blog post entitled “Perfectly Imperfect”, I had just lost my job just prior to the pandemic hitting. I was left wondering “why”, and “who am I?”.

Here’s the thing. When we start out as children and you have your teachers asking you “what do you want to do with your life?”, we feel compelled to try and think about what DO I want to do?

As I flew into Thunder Bay for time to see family and friends, I looked down before the plane landed. I took a breath and thought “I’m home”. What an incredible warm feeling to finally be “home”.

When I was leaving my job for a big change, a wise woman told me I could be the “pebble in the pond”. What I didn’t realize at the time was what it really meant.

If anyone had told me when I was a child that I would find any beauty in being broken I would have cried and get devastated.