Alright, so Wednesday rolled around again. You know how it is, that midweek point. And the whole “WCW” thing, “Woman Crush Wednesday,” popped into my head. I don’t always jump on these online trends, to be honest. Some of them feel a bit forced, if you ask me. But this time, I thought, “Why not?” And immediately, Tavish came to mind.
Getting Started with the Idea
So, the first thing I did was just sit with the idea. “Okay, I’m gonna do a WCW post for Tavish.” Simple enough, right? I wasn’t aiming for anything viral or super polished. Just a genuine shout-out. I think that’s the most important part of these things – keeping it real.
I then started thinking about why Tavish. What was it I wanted to highlight? It wasn’t about looks or anything superficial like that. For me, it was more about her vibe, her energy, maybe something specific she did or said that stuck with me. I didn’t write it down like a formal list, just let the thoughts simmer a bit.
The Hunt for the Right Picture
Next up, the picture. This is always a bit of a process, isn’t it? I scrolled through my phone gallery. Man, I’ve got so many random photos in there. I was looking for something that felt authentic to Tavish, not some super-posed, professional shot. Something natural. It took a little while, clicking through folders, zooming in on a few options. I wanted a picture that, when people saw it, they’d get a sense of the person, not just a face.
I found one that felt pretty good. It wasn’t perfect, a bit candid, but that’s what I liked about it. It captured a moment, you know? Not staged.
Crafting the Message
Then came the words. I’m not a fancy writer. I just wanted to say something simple and from the heart. I didn’t want to write a novel. Nobody’s got time for that on a Wednesday scroll.
- I thought about what I genuinely appreciate about Tavish.
- I tried to put that into simple, everyday language.
- I aimed for sincerity over flowery prose.
I typed out a short message. Something along the lines of, “Big shout out to Tavish for this WCW! Always bringing good energy,” or whatever felt right in that moment. I re-read it a few times. Did it sound like me? Did it sound genuine? Yeah, I thought it did. No big, complicated words. Just straight-up appreciation.
Hitting ‘Post’ and Moving On
And then, the final step. I just went to my usual social spot, uploaded the picture, pasted in my little message, added the WCW hashtag because, well, that’s the point, and hit “post.” Done. It wasn’t some grand gesture that took hours. Maybe ten, fifteen minutes, tops, from idea to execution.
It felt good, actually. Like sending a little bit of positive energy out into the world. I remember once, years ago, I was having a real tough week at my old job. We were dealing with this system migration, everything was going wrong, servers crashing, data getting corrupted, the whole nine yards. Proper nightmare. And then, out of the blue, a colleague I barely knew sent me a message just saying, “Heard you’re in the thick of it, hang in there, you got this.” It was such a small thing, but man, it made a difference. Lifted my spirits a bit.
So, this WCW Tavish thing? It was a bit like that for me. A small way to acknowledge someone. And who knows, maybe it made Tavish smile. That’s kind of the whole point, isn’t it?