March

Recently, I’ve developed a little obsession—listening to 8D audio songs with headphones while I sleep. It’s unlike anything else. It feels as if you're standing in the middle of a room with sound swirling around your head, shifting from one ear to the other, sometimes moving behind you, in front of you, or even seeming to pass through you. When you close your eyes, the effect becomes even more intense—you might feel as though you're at a live concert, walking through the music, or surrounded by invisible speakers that shift in real-time. That’s why I like it more when sleeping.

Interestingly, the entire month of March felt a lot like 8D audio—multi-directional, tingling, beautifully disorienting. Today, I want to document the moments that stood out. The ones I want to carry with me.

07th.03

I spent a week working from Rubavu—it was my first time being away from my baby for more than a day. The first night was hard, filled with worry and guilt. But soon, the change of scenery and the quiet beauty of the lake helped me settle in. The days became easier. On the way back, we stopped at a charming coffee shop called Isooko. Their granola bars? Absolutely unforgettable.

22nd.03

Together with my sisters in Christ, we celebrated six years of Soul Gardening Ministries—our community of women seeking to know Jesus more deeply. We gathered at Jasmine’s home, a cozy, welcoming space that felt perfect for the occasion. We worshiped, praised, gave thanks, and prayed. It was a beautiful evening, filled with meaningful conversations, good food, and a cake that tasted like joy itself.

29th.03

My baby turned two—and I couldn’t be happier. We kept it simple and intimate: just me, his dad, and him. We celebrated with a chocolate cake, sang the Cocomelon birthday song he loves so much, and toasted his two beautiful years with vanilla yogurt. I even decorated the room myself because I wanted every bit of it to be personal and heartfelt. He was happy—genuinely happy—and in that moment, nothing else mattered.

31st.03

I attended the Merita Retreat, a gathering of wives that was themed “At His Feet.” We reflected on what it means to truly surrender—to lay everything down before Jesus. It was a time of reflection and recommitment to being God’s ambassadors on earth. We had a Secret Santa exchange, and I was honored to be our vision bearer’s Santa. In turn, I received a gift from my intercessor mother. The day ended with rich conversation, good food, and, yes, another delicious cake.

These moments, each one distinct and sacred, shaped me in their own way. I experienced friendship, love, saw God in a new way and felt peace like never before.

And I want to always remember that.

Also the cartoon version of the actual pictures are so fun, right? Happy new month dearest reader!

‧₊˚❀༉‧₊˚. 𝓐𝓷𝓷𝓲𝓮  ‧₊˚❀༉‧₊˚.