About Me


I am a wandering wondering soul.
I plan on conquering mountains, chasing waterfalls and swimming depths unkown.

This blog is named after one of the songs in my playlist by Yellow Days.
The meaning behind the song is similar to the meaning of this blog.
The song talks about being in a state where it feels like there's no hope or tomorrow. 
However, there's always something significant that happens in our lives and it turns everything around.
It reminds us that there is hope.
Clouds may hinder us from seeing the sky but whenever there's a gap in the clouds we start to become hopeful. We look forward to the time when clouds will clear and soon reveal the sky with the sun, the moon and the stars.

This blog aims to enlighten and encourage readers and bloggers.

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