08/10/2026
Some Qs I’ve been sitting with are;
What do I want my life to look and feel like?
What is it that we want for our family?
How much are we living in alignment with that?
Honestly I’ve always felt like we’ve been living a life that we love, value and which feels aligned with our family values.
But it’s not been until we’ve stepped away from the days to day, the fullness of work and home life, a mortgage and financial pressures, that I’ve actually had the time and space to reflect more deeply on this.
It’s something I’m waking up each day very grateful for.
A slowing of our days, our bodies, our nervous systems.
There feels like space to really reflect and ponder how much of the ways we live;
as a society, as a family, me individually as a woman, that is conditioned, performative, for other reasons that don’t actually feel that aligned?
Life whichever way we live it, in a house or a caravan, putting down roots or travelling the country, will be a mix of grief and joy, a constant ebbing and flowing.
I don’t think it’s about being in a state of bliss, but finding small joys in our days and existence.
That’s what I’m focusing on in my days, the sun rises and sun sets, the abundance in nature all around us, the laughter of the boys immersed in their play together.