September is around the corner and I had a whole blog post ready to go, listing all the reasons I am NOT as excited about my favourite month as I used to be. Once I started reading it, I realised it made no sense and kinda reminded me of a diary entry so I deleted the whole thing. Now, let’s get on with it.
It is common for travellers from one country to travel and settle into another, but there are many factors that you must consider when travelling overseas. Regardless of how familiar you may be with the destination or your cultural knowledge of their customs, it’s essential to do some research before embarking on such an adventure.
When it comes to family life, you’re always going to want the very best for your kids. But what does that look like? Is it all about providing for them and setting them up for the future? Is it about love and being there for them? Or is it more? Well, as you will know, those things can be important but they aren’t all that matters. If there is one thing that you want to do and can commit to doing, it’s making sure that your family is as healthy as possible.
Life can be – and should be – a beautiful, uplifting, and exciting adventure, rich in possibility and a sense of wonder. Unfortunately, it’s quite common for us to become increasingly jaded as time goes on when confronted by the normal disappointments and frustrations that naturally tend to arise over the course of everyday life. It’s a terrible thing to end up in a position where you feel as if your sense of possibility has been lost, and you can’t motivate yourself to be proactive and optimistic.
When life follows its natural cycle, it is parents who die before their children, most often. And this is naturally how they wish it to be. But dealing with any kind of grief is not easy. Grieving their parents is a difficult stage, which will leave every human being transformed forever.