Jenvorie is my personal space for everyday thoughts, quiet observations, and things that have worked for me over the years. Nothing polished — just real life, written down.
I’ve lived a fairly ordinary life, and that’s something I’ve grown to value more with time. I’m not someone who’s chased big moments or dramatic changes. Most of my days have been shaped by routine, responsibility, and learning how to sit comfortably with where I am.
Like most people, life hasn’t always moved in a straight line. There have been busy years, quieter years, and moments where things didn’t turn out the way I expected. Somewhere along the way, I realised that slowing down and paying attention made everything feel more manageable.
Writing became part of that process. Not journaling in any formal sense — just putting thoughts into words when they felt heavy or unclear. Over time, that habit helped me notice patterns, understand my reactions, and make peace with things I couldn’t change.
Jenvorie grew out of those notes. It isn’t meant to guide anyone or offer answers. It’s simply a place to share reflections from everyday life — the kind that don’t usually make it into conversation, but still shape how we live.
Lately I’ve been trying to move a little slower. Fewer distractions, fewer expectations, and more attention on what actually matters day to day. It’s surprising how much calmer life feels when you give yourself permission to pause.
I’ve learned that it’s rarely the big changes that make the difference. Small habits — writing things down, taking a short walk, turning the phone off for a bit — tend to be the ones that stick.
When something feels overwhelming, simplifying it usually helps. Most things don’t need to be complicated to work; they just need to be easy enough to keep going.
My name is Susan Parker. I’ve spent most of my adult life learning to appreciate the quieter parts of everyday living. Jenvorie started as a simple place to write things down — thoughts, experiences, and small lessons that tend to surface over time.
I’m not here to teach or persuade anyone. This site is simply a reflection of what I’ve noticed along the way, written honestly and without much polish.