Negative to Positive
By Ashley Lopez Hello beautiful souls! My mind is always going 101mph; whether it’s creating mental check-lists, getting things done right away, the need to control a situation, craving to […]
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Welcome to Ashley Spills - This blog will be completely and brilliantly random, but honest; consisting of my reflections, thoughts, short stories and beyond!
I’m coming home
By Ashley Lopez What’s up everyone 🙂 You girls and guys… I am moving back to my hometown end of month and I am kind ofFreakingOutBut, I’m soooo excited! I […]
Love for others
By Ashley Lopez Happy New Year everyone! We made it! YOU made it! Being able to perform self-love and self-care requires us to love people. How can we love ourselves […]
2020 and beyond!
By Ashley Lopez This year felt like a whirlwind – a stressful surreal series of events that just kept arising. During this time, many people took advantage of being alone […]
Choosing a path
By Ashley Lopez Do you ever just sit and contemplate every choice you’ve ever made for yourself? One second you think you’ve got it all figured out and your life […]
Dear body,
By Ashley Lopez Dear body, I was told to write a letter to you about how you make me feel. You make me feel powerful, capable and at the same […]
Writing prompt: true-self vs other-self
By Ashley Lopez The post, ‘I listened to my true self‘ on Danielle Clark’s blog (link below) inspired this post with the writing prompt she created: Think back to a […]
Flowering: the right time will come
By Ashley Lopez I often think about a life lesson and grand metaphor my grandma taught me years ago. I was in about the second grade and I was upset […]
Marbles
By Ashley Lopez Your green-hazel marbles suck me inLike a magnet, I’m on the opposite endRight in front of you I’ve beenI know you never fail to defend,And your organic […]
Oh, Juliet (part 2)
By Ashley Lopez Juliet was pacing back and forth over the run-down carpet with holes beneath her feet. Surrounding her were chipped moldy walls, piles of clutter and trash, villages […]
