Sometimes, it’s time for a career move. Sometimes, it’s time for more.
Here will be the place and time to share that move. Maybe it will move you too.
Firm Feet
After trying a few exercises, I was able to make a deep squat for a few seconds – for the first time in my life.
A Balance of MBTI opposites in motherhood
So, am I still the same person? For sure. And I still have the same preferences. But my life is now very different, and therefore I need new tools. It’s all about increasing the portfolio of options at my disposal, particularly when it comes to my family.
Shared Loneliness
We were all doing the same: an act of love, even if solitary. We were all trying our best, to be good mothers and fathers and grandparents.
Motherhood – Emotions Series – Enjoyment
My heart exploded, and there were bursts of naches, happiness, love and excitement flowing everywhere.
Motherhood – Emotions Series – Fear
Fear has kept me on my toes. Love has kept me walking.
Motherhood – Emotions Series – Disgust
He, no matter how young, deserves respect and space to be himself. Let him kick.
Motherhood – Emotions Series – Sadness
You would expect that with so much happiness coming from motherhood, Sadness wouldn’t be a regular presence. But it is.
Motherhood – Emotions Series
I thought it was disappointing. If most of what we are enabled to feel is bad, how can we be truly happy?
Motherhood – Emotions Series – Anger
If Anger is energy, what can I do with it?
Two under two, first impressions
I can remember life as a family of three but it already feels like an alien, far away concept.
Week 39: Running Still
I wasn’t ready for this and feel frustrated. But, as my son has already learned, if I can’t run, I’ll walk; if I can’t walk, I’ll crawl. And soon enough, there will be a new baby in our arms and we’ll start a new path together.
Week 38: The Bells of Birth
Either way, there are only things to be happy and excited about at the moment. It might be a roller coaster but it is an incredible ride, and in the best company I could have ever imagined.
Week 37: Big Emotions!
Emotions grow as the big moment arrive. Looking back and looking forwards, cherishing the moment before everything changes again.
Week 36- Tick Tack
It will be amazing to figure it out together and grow as a family. I am so grateful. In years from now, we will probably look back at this time in life, filled with fondness and nostalgia. There’s no rush – for now, let’s live this time in life, with fondness and excitement.
Week 35: Hot & Hectic
The pregnancy is approaching its big day. Our baby is moving a lot; there are frequent and intense contractions and an overall feeling that the body is getting ready.
Week 34: Size of a lamp
A week marked by transitions: a growing baby, new worries, an eclipse, the rhythms of a family.
A letter to teachers
A teacher is an adult, a role model. And there are often not that many in a kids life, particularly adults that they look up to and trust.
Week 32: Cheesy week
There are more and new symptoms, not particularly good ones, but it’s a sign that he will be joining us soon and everything will have a new flavour in this family.
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