It’s turned cold the last couple of weeks, and it finally feels like winter here in New Zealand. I am not a big fan of the cold, wind and rain but one thing I always find remarkable in winter is the stark nature of trees once their foliage has fallen. As I came out of … More Wintertime reading …
Of late, I have been feeling very discontent.. In February, I shared how this would be a ‘transition’ year for our family, as the twins turn 18 in December. Adjusting to the thinking that Holly will be leaving home and going to University is an expected transition, and while I am nervous for her to … More Sharing the Load – my perspective on motherhood transitions
Auckland returned to Alert Level 1 last Friday 12 March, which means we are almost back to normal life . Biggest difference at this level is the border closures and quarantines, which have less effect on my own day to day life, but a long term effect on New Zealand’s economy – especially for tourism. … More What I have been reading and creating …
I seem to have adopted a new way of reading where I will have collection of books on the go at any one time. I used to read one at a time, but of late I look to read what I feel like in the moment which has lead to me picking up and putting … More July’s reading and school holidays
Fighting Freya's corner
Bullet journal spreads, my experiences of trying out a range of craft activities and lots of wellbeing tips to help you get the best from life.
Trying to ace sober living
Finding my contented self the sober way
Understanding ourselves and the world we live in.
Letting Go...To Grasp What Really Matters
Memory keeping and journaling for self care
Memory keeping and journaling for self care
Memory keeping and journaling for self care
Memory keeping and journaling for self care
