It seems the word legacy has recently become my most used word. It is is the first word my keyboard suggests when I want to type. Being a parent does that to you, you don’t just think about the foreseeable future but for your grandkids too.
I was not going to post this week, I have been in a slump and I thought I would take a break but I came across sad news on Twitter today. It just wouldn’t leave me alone.
We lost someone today, when I say we I mean the world. I came across some tweets some years ago by this lady living her best life. She was Zimbabwean so already I felt a connection, she was one of the nicest people I have come across on Twitter. Dr Sindi was a blessing. Most famously know for her Grandpa “cake” thread among others.
I don’t know her. I have never spoke to her BUT she touched my life. I get attached to people and maybe a little too much.
I remember when Rae Lyric passed and I felt such a loss. A loss for someone I never knew, someone who would never know me either BUT like Dr Sindi she had touched my life. I have no words.
I am proud to have known these women.
Today my timeline is flooded with thank you messages, condolences and memories of the good doctor. I got to thinking. What legacy am I leaving behind? What legacy are you leaving behind?
It doesn’t mean to be mourned by millions or anything like that. All I am asking you is to take a step back and evaluate, live your best life and do your best to do good.
May the legacy you leave be a good one.
Sad news indeed
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Still feels so surreal. People never know what impact they make
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Not at all
And I believe its about time we dwell on the most important things in life which really matters and do the right thing
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Doing the right thing always, live life with no regrets!
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Makes you think how people will remember you
To touch lives of people you have never directly interacted with so.
~B
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It really drives it home.
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Well I didn’t know her but the fact she is worth writing about. Her impact is felt.
May she rest in peace
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Thank you, she really was a great person and stories have been pouring in as testament to it.
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