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I’m Shelah, the voice behind Glimmers in Chaos. I write about simple living, gardening, books, creativity, and the quiet art of building a meaningful life one small moment at a time.

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The Great Social Media Exhaustion Era In recent t The Great Social Media Exhaustion Era

In recent times, many individuals are stepping away from social media, seeking to reconnect with real life and combat feelings of overwhelm. The shift from light-hearted sharing to a chaotic environment filled with misinformation and comparison traps contributes to this trend. Users report feeling "soul tired" as constant exposure to curated perfection negatively impacts mental health. The author expresses a desire for deeper connections, focusing on meaningful activities like gardening, reading, and writing....

https://glimmersinchaos.com/the-great-social-media-exhaustion-era-why-im-quietly-logging-off/
A few of my glimmers from the past week’ish. ❤️ . A few of my glimmers from the past week’ish. ❤️
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#grands #love #happies #sparkyourjoy
You ever have one of those moments where everythin You ever have one of those moments where everything just… clicks into place a little too clearly? Where you realize you’ve been showing up, holding space, carrying weight—and when it’s your turn… it’s quiet?

Yeah. That kind of clarity changes you. Not in a loud, dramatic way. In a softer, stronger way. The kind where you start choosing yourself.

If this one hits a little close to home, I wrote something for you today. 🤍

http://glimmersinchaos.com/the-quiet-disappointment-no-one-talks-about/
Protect Your Peace Like It’s Sacred (Because It Is Protect Your Peace Like It’s Sacred (Because It Is)

Creating boundaries is one of those life skills no one hands you with instructions. Protecting your peace is sacred! It usually arrives after burnout, resentment, or that moment when you realize you’ve said “yes” while your soul whispered “absolutely not.” Boundaries are not walls. They’re gates. And you get to decide who enters, when, and under what conditions. Protecting your peace isn’t dramatic....

http://glimmersinchaos.com/protect-your-peace-like-its-sacred-because-it-is/
Wisteria is said to be a symbol of immortality….as Wisteria is said to be a symbol of immortality….as deadly as it is beautiful. Resilient for centuries even when left forgotten. 
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I put in 3 bare roots of this magical beauty this week. (Far from the house, all plumbing and any other vital things.) So excited to see this growth already. ❤️
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#wisteria #beauty #northflorida #garden #magical
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