Wednesday, November 7, 2018

Top 10 Life hacks.....

#1:
Don’t expect anything
(from anyone or anything).

#2:
When you gotta go.....GO!

 #3:
Don’t take things personally.

#4:
Don’t make assumptions.

#5:
Let joy be an inside job.
No one or materialistic thing will be able to take it away.

#6:
Enjoy the present, be present, put the phone down & be in the moment, the conversation. This is how the best memories are created.

#7:
Be impeccable with your word.

#8:
Make people smile, if you aren’t funny, give compliments. 

#9:
Let people know they matter. Be kind, hold the door, say “hello”, text a heart; every life matters, so let us celebrate that.

#10:
Always do your best.

Your best looks different from my best, give the best we can in each moment & every moment requires something different. Our best will not always look and feel the same.

Wednesday, October 17, 2018

I....such a significant word

I’ve worked out for over 20 years. Everyday there has been a drive within me to get stronger. Quite possibly because I felt the need to fight back. We’ve been told to exercise & eat “healthy” for ourselves, that taking care of self is a way of loving self and knowing self worth. Well, it’s only over the past 2 years that I have been discovering my net-worth, my value, the fact that I am beyond worthy to be loved. 
I got up everyday to make sure my kids were happy, to encourage others, to make sure they knew their breath mattered. I knew I had a purpose, to love, to share joy. Yet, I never thought I deserved it. 

Today, I finally want to be alive! Did you hear that? Or see it? That small, short word that is a game changer: 
I

I want to be here, 
I want to work out, 
I need it. 

Sunday, October 14, 2018

⛪ πŸ”₯ πŸ’¨

Walked into a church this morning....I’m still here, didn’t catch on fire. πŸ˜‰ There was a time  when church felt good to go to, yet that was also a time in my life that I embraced unconditional love for people. Because that’s what Jesus did when he walked the earth, right? I guess you could say I’ve stumbled through shadows and valleys, hell appeared closer than heaven, and through all those lessons I now view life differently. My faith started strong, or was it really something naΓ―ve I chose to believe due to others bombarding fears? Actions speak louder to me than anything else now a days. I still have a heartbeat that craves deeper intimacy with my creator, yet I’ve learned to never put my trust in man. Humans are unpredictable, like animals, easily fed with lies. Deep down we are all lost and lust after a vision to be found. I will never stop over thinking and pondering human nature, it’s what I’m good at. People are fascinating, and I continue to choose love. I’ve seen how it melts the hardest of shells, punctures through the fakest of masks, and tears down walls we’ve attempted to build. Love, as well as joy, heals the most traumatic wounds. Even wounds from my church years when I was completely alone, I gave the church everything and got judgment in return. I’ll be honest, church people scare me more than demons. At least with demons we know what they want....so, I’m weary of people that “preach” the gospel. So many of them want to change you, make sure you look and sound like them. I don’t know about you, but I like who I am plus, I graduated from high school & cliques back in 1995. My point, as if I really need one is:
1. Why yell at or judge people when you have the opportunity to love them?
2. Why tell others to be something they aren’t when YOU can just be yourself?
3. KINDNESS is golden, helping people instead of giving out excuses feeds the soul.
4. An oldie, but a goodie: “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all.” OR just do you & I’ll do me. 🀩

Friday, August 17, 2018

5 Life Lessons

5 lessons I’ve learned over the past 10 years walking through divorce, child separation, parent alienation, & death:
1. No person or material thing can make me happy, happiness is an inside job. Only the self has the power of making a decision to choose joy. AND......Don’t take things personal or make assumptions.
2. Peace is all perspective. Becoming conscious of my emotions and reactions help me respond to life situations with ease. Knowing there is a surplus of possibilities and not just one solution reassures me stress is an option, not a requirement. Forgiveness releases pain and anger, as well as opens the doorway for healing.
3. Remain open, so I may continue to grow mentally and financially. Reading books daily reminds me there is more to explore & what I’m used to (or what I’ve learned in my past) isn’t the “only” way.
4. Take time out for myself. Meditate, create, rest, eat, PLAY, enjoy a piece of my day! This keeps me grounded & grateful. I must take care of myself in order to give back towards others. Can’t give from an empty basket! Just keep doing my best.
5. Movement matters. Being physical, staying active, reminds my body how good it feels. Nutrition nourishes my body, gives me energy, & keeps me feeling (& looking) forever young!

This is my truth, and may I remain impeccable with my word.
Kara C Adams

Monday, January 29, 2018

You won’t like this....

What you interpret from anything I write is all your own shit that you are personally dealing with. Not mine. If you read love, then you see love, if you read sadness, then your sad, whatever you feel is all you. If you think I’m crazy, most likely you are crazy....get tested. It’s not too bad, I’ve been tested, only 750+ questions. My results were clear, just feel bad for the dude that kept screaming at me about how crazy I am & made me take the psych evaluation. $1000 later, nothing new, just confirmation of Kara being Kara. Been through hell and back, yet kept smiling.

You know that scripture from the book of Matthew(chapter 7) in the Bible: 
“Judge not, that you be not judged. For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and with the measure you use it will be measured to you. Why do you see the speck that is in your brother's eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye?”


That’s some good shit. We judge ourselves when we judge others. I’m kind of over all this and people sending me sympathetic messages, telling me to stop searching for love, or I have someone I want you to meet, or “hey Cara! I just joined.....”, “hey darling, how are you babe?” I really want to reply: “fuck off douche!” I like being a hermit, I enjoy being me whether it’s hyper mode, writing mode, or just anti-social mode. The older I get, I want to be bothered less, unless it’s by my kids. Social events give me anxiety unless I’m with a dear friend & we make fun of everything. I’d rather hang out with imaginative kids instead of stuffy adults stuck in their ways. I love to randomly dance, sing out loud, & use my hands to make things. I don’t like touching people unless I know & love them, I would rather create the 100’s of book series in my head than work. I’m a bitch, and I could careless if you like me.