Leaving and moving: finding the right words
The clock is ticking and in just under 10 days we will start the process of moving countries. Exciting, scary,
Tag: family life
Being there… when my hands are tied
I am not sure I feel like that a lot. I always find something I can do. A way of
Celebrating (and learning from) 4 years of joy
This week, it was Baby S’ birthday. 4 years old. So much and so little all in one. Amidst these
What is Patience?
I like to believe patience generates patience. In a virtuous circle, we all become more patient. Patience is a virtue, a talent, and an outcome of hard work. And it can be contagious if one even wants to use such word in such day and age.
Replicating Parenting Success (through Patience)
Success can be mesmerizing some times. Especially when parenting. As I try to find out what works, one thing I know for sure. Patience.
A memorable holiday (on a motorhome)
Last week, we went on yet another family adventure. This one ranks high in the list of innovative in terms
Where time goes
Sometimes I wonder where time goes. I wake up and see myself with 2 weeks to go back to London
Self-care needs no guilt
Taking a break is most of the time not really a break. You fit on a schedule, you try to please everyone, you can’t face no guilt.
Financial Literacy – A Year Later
After we decided to give Little Girl C an allowance, it was unclear what the next steps would be. Now, we had our large item purchase.
Why is Christmas so hard?
14 days to go till end of year. 9 trading days to be precise. 3 days of work left for me. Last real weekend finished. Why is Christmas so hard?
When the world stops spinning
As Baby S is back on antibiotics, my world stops spinning. I can’t think of nothing else. It would not be honest of me to do that.
The outsourcing effect: guilt
Guilt is not a thing of the past. No matter how much men lean in, women emancipate, different models of marriage appear, guilt is permanent.
When Men Lean In
It is only when they truly lean in some tasks that are truly indifferent to be done by men or women that then we will have equal opportunities to spend time doing what we love – whether that includes the kids or not.
Financial Literacy for a 5-Year-Old
As I started giving my 5 year old an allowance, we used her first shopping spree as a lesson on financial concepts, financial choices and the value of money
Collecting myself… and everything else
Last week, I shared a few thoughts of when life and work collide. Little did I know that I would