Motherhood – Lifestyle – Travel – Food – Quotes
Me and my son at the hospital - 2015 When we say "Happy Mother's Day," our thoughts often gravitate toward biological mothers—at least, that's the perspective I find myself leaning towards. However, there are many remarkable moms who never gave birth to the children they nurture and love, yet their bonds are just as deep… Continue reading A Mom to Be Proud Of!
Last weekend, I taught my daughter how to create a spa experience at home. She enjoyed a lavender bath, and we focused on skincare while discussing the importance of self-care for women. I emphasized that taking care of our bodies is essential. I also introduced her to my henna tattoo culture. Although she didn't like… Continue reading Henna Tattoos, Marks, and Cultural Identity
Kids love to climb. It helps build their strength, coordination, and depth perception while allowing them to see their surroundings from a different perspective. Recently, when I took my kids to play, I let them run around the playground and then climb on top of the slide to slide down. I stood there waiting for… Continue reading Playground Safety
If you ask anyone about me, they will say, "She's cheerful!" Except one day, I was cheerful, but I think a little sloppy. In December, we had an employees' holiday luncheon. However, as usual, I was late. I often find myself running behind schedule, sometimes due to traffic, sometimes because I prefer not to be… Continue reading Cheerful but Sloppy Sometimes
My son standing next to the Paris countdown clock There are many different types of goodbyes, each steeped in its own emotion. Some farewells shimmer with the hope of reunion, filled with promises like, “I can't wait to see you again!” These moments often evoke warm feelings and a sense of anticipation. In contrast, other… Continue reading Adieu 2024
What can we learn from insects and animals? I have gained valuable insights from several creatures. Honeybees teach us about hard work and consistency, while dogs exemplify loyalty. cows provide us with milk, and I've even learned from cows the importance of chewing food slowly, although they still tend to be overweight. Perhaps I need… Continue reading Like a cat…Grateful
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