Arlyn Smith

Never lose hope ! ❤️ for LIFE!


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  • Hey!

     Sorry all..have been doing work all morning. I’m learning a lot. Call me a dork…I love to learn about everything I can! And yes,I do love to read 🙂 Thanks for remembering! My head is swimming with bits and pieces of new terms. I think I need to bring out my thinking cap and study… Continue reading

  • From gym

    I’m writing this from my gym, because they have a cool-ass computer! I start school today to get my CPT 🙂 I’m so excited! Guess what, one of the trainers here was my friend and co-worker 15 years ago and I looked so different, and him too, we didn’t even know each other. Mental: Accept love… Continue reading

  • Get it peeps!

    I was reminded last night that life is not a pissing contest. Pain is pain, in any shape or form. Mental or physical. What’s very bad for someone might not be so for someone else and vice versa. There is no wrong or right,no instantly “snapping out of it”. At least not for THIS girl.… Continue reading

  • Woohoo!

    I just went on my first boat ride since my stroke!…. and it was AWESOME! I had lots of help THANK YOU EVERYONE!   This experience and others are hugely impacting the following! Mind: DON’T BE ASHAMED TO ASK FOR HELP! If you need, help, ask for it. I have to say, I was (at… Continue reading

  • 🙂

    So yes, it will be holistic,but I will give pointers on some things that have helped ME so far. And fyi, just because something worked for me, it may not work for everyone. I have taken alot of peoples’ advice into consideration in my life and not EVERYTHING has helped,but alot has.  Physical for day… Continue reading

  • Keep going

    As a follow up to my last post, things are so much better. To people who struggle with anything : KEEP GOING. Don’t let the world bring you down! Find something beyond you to hold onto. I certainly don’t have “it” figured out and never will! Sometimes I just have to put one foot in… Continue reading

About Me

An English diarist and naval administrator. I served as administrator of the Royal Navy and Member of Parliament. I had no maritime experience, but I rose to be the Chief Secretary to the Admiralty under both King Charles II and King James II through patronage, diligence, and my talent for administration.

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