This weekend we farewelled the Kelston J. It was a little bit of an emotional wrench letting go of something that you want, but just isn’t working or practical for your life. I know it is the right decision, but one can’t help feeling a little bit sad that we could not make use of … More Letting go … of sailing dreams
On Tuesday as New Zealand moved to Alert Level 1, I dropped Mitchell off at school for the first time since lockdown began in March. He has been home for 12 weeks – without school and without anytime at Wilson Centre for respite. Plus, as you have been reading we have been very short of … More Reflecting on lockdown with a high and complex needs child
Sunday 10 May – Day 46 – Happy Mothers Day I started Mothers Day at about 5 am when I woke as Phil was having trouble getting comfortable due to stomach pains. My first thoughts, oh no, there goes my mothers day relax. Gone, just like that. Unfortunately for Phil, I am not very sympathetic … More Lockdown Life – Days 46-50
Tuesday 5 May – Day 41 Another day flying solo without any caregivers. These are the days where I go to the pantry to look for comfort. Blah. Enough said. Still no signs of the DVD player for Mitch from The Warehouse, Phil’s beard trimmer and I hoped my scrapbooking goodies might arrive today. But … More Lockdown Life – Days 41-45
Trying to ace sober living
Finding my contented self the sober way
Reflections of a Sussex Girl in the Peak District.
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
Memory keeping and journaling for self care
