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My Journey in Words: From Notebooks to Blogs

Robert Woonacott BlogFebruary 7, 20243Views 0Likes 0Comments

Ever since I can remember, writing has been my go-to way of dealing with life's ups and downs. It's like having a conversation with an old friend who never gets tired of listening. This journey of mine, filled with so many twists and turns, has taught me a lot about myself and the power of…

Regrets of Silence

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 18, 20242Views 0Likes 0Comments

In the hazy glow of young love, we often believe we can conquer anything. It was no different for me. At 19, I tied the knot with Ana, a girl I adored, envisioning a life filled with happiness and the American dream. Little did I know that the responsibilities of marriage and family would hit…

A Legacy of Faith: Grandma Haywood’s Impact on My Spiritual Journey

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 15, 20243Views 0Likes 0Comments

Growing up as a little boy, my summers were filled with warmth, love, and spiritual guidance, thanks to my grandmother, Verna Haywood. Fondly known as Grandma Haywood, she was not only an exceptional cook, renowned for her skills in making wedding cakes, bread, and more, but also a devoted Christian. This is the story of…

Life’s Lessons Through Writing

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 15, 20242Views 0Likes 0Comments

In life, it's often amusing how people pass judgment based on superficial criteria. Whether it's your appearance, financial status, job, or even your choice of church, someone somewhere is ready to assess and make assumptions. This phenomenon never ceases to amaze me, particularly in the context of my personal journey towards becoming a writer. The advent…

Choosing Divine Path

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 12, 20242Views 0Likes 0Comments

In a world filled with perplexities, I often find myself questioning the actions of people and the state of our society. It's disheartening to witness the cruelty that exists among individuals, making me wonder why we can't come together to create a better world. The prevalence of conflict and strife seems unnecessary, especially considering the…

The Curse of Overthinking: A Life Analyzed

Robert Woonacott BlogDecember 2, 20222Views 0Likes 0Comments

In the quiet of the night, as the world settled into darkness, I found myself wanting to discuss a phenomenon that had plagued my existence for as long as I could remember - overthinking. It's a peculiar state of mind, one that renders me unable to simply listen to someone without dissecting every aspect of…

It’s Been A While

Robert Woonacott BlogSeptember 30, 20222Views 0Likes 0Comments

Reflecting on this morning, I'm hit with the realization that it's almost three years to the day since I was hospitalized with COVID. This anniversary has me pondering the path I've traveled to reach where I am now. It's been a tough journey, filled with more lows than I care to count. Yet, through it…