TikTok wasn’t just an app; it was an escape from reality, a place where my kids and I could immerse ourselves in the creativity and knowledge of amazing creators. From laughs to lessons, it gave us something special—an endless source of inspiration.
We were NOT big posters. Looking back, I wonder, what if I’d leaned into it more? What if I’d been braver, more consistent? Maybe I could’ve built a following. But fear held me back, and I only dipped my toes into Instagram reels in 2024.
That said, it’s never too late, right?
As I sit here claying today, shaping gnomes I can’t help but think about how much TikTok allowed us to connect with others and how much more I want to do when (or if) it returns. The downtime is a reminder to seize opportunities, step outside of my comfort zone, and keep building on what I’ve started.
TikTok or no TikTok, I want to continue sharing the magic of what I create, because I know these whimsical little gnomes and dragons have the power to bring joy and light to people’s lives. So when the app comes back, I’ll be ready. Ready to post more consistently, to engage more freely, and to bring my corner of creativity to the world in ways I’ve only dreamed of until now.
For now, I’m focusing on the clay in front of me, one little creation at a time, while dreaming about what’s next. If TikTok’s return brings a new chapter, I’m determined to make it a magical one. Stay tuned—you never know where this journey will take me next!
You are loved!
Maria
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