Parenting Stories
For as long as I can remember I have enjoyed Mondays. Having always loved going to to school, yes all 8 of them, Mondays seemed like a thrill to be experienced. I worked at jobs I really loved or had … Continue reading Moments to memories, Mindful Mondays
There are times in my life when I plan an idea to the T then, just like how a sudden brake on the bus can send you flying across the aisle if you aren’t holding onto something, a simple change … Continue reading To good beginnings
I don’t think I have ever seen hydration as an important part of my life. It was always something I did when something was stuck in my throat, I had hiccups or I needed an excuse from doing my homework … Continue reading Small Change, Big Impact – Hydration
On most days as I walk in the rain, little splashes of colour peek out shyly. From beneath lush green leaves or growing between concrete paver blocks as if to say look at us, all we need is a slice of earth. The wildflowers that nobody plants, that grow of their own freewill. That stubbornly refuse to bow to the lashing of the rains no matter how hard. They smile at you with bright shining colours as we get through the motions of our everyday lives. There is always a reason to smile, things are never as bleak as they … Continue reading Wildflowers in the monsoon – watercolour art
It’s seventeen months since the children last saw their schools and teachers, seventeen months since they interacted with their peers at school. Online school isn’t the same, every child doesn’t get the chance to be seen and heard, which is not an easy thing to reconcile for little children, or big ones for that matter. It’s also been seventeen months since we were able to walk out and buy our vegetables locally, or pick up our groceries at the local grocer’s. We are scheduled for our second vaccine this week and hopefully that makes it slightly easier to go back … Continue reading Of Amla and the markets
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