Whether it’s destruction by zombies, natural disaster hubris of mankind, the influx of movies, books and TV shows about the end of the world prove I’m not the only one who enjoys them. Even if the end of the world never comes, it doesn’t hurt to be prepared… just in case. Here are my top 6 tips for survival in a post apocalyptic world.
Someday, when I look back, I’ll see how much I’ve changed and grown on the inside. Even if no one else notices, I will and that is all that will matter to me. – Jennifer Goff age 13
It has been difficult for me to balance the needs of my family with nurturing my mind, passions and personal development. My mind, hungers for constant intellectual stimulation. When you devote your time to a goal that isn’t easily quantifiable except by redundant tasks like neatly folded laundry and mopped floors, it can be easy to dismiss the value, contribution, or intellectual aptitude of a full time homemaker.
Our life transitions bring the valuable gift of time. It’s time to reevaluate our priorities, and to reflect on and set new goals. Sometimes, transitions encourage us to change a life path we are on, and choose another. It’s end as well as beginning of something new. New can be exciting, but when you
Thank you – for communicating with me about what you were working on each week, and how I could support that learning at home. Thank you for understanding that I did read the newsletter, even if it was still in the ziploc bag for days. Sometimes it just took me awhile to do it.
The longer that you’ve eaten the lies which have become your truth, the harder it becomes to change… to shift, to believe that you can.
By spending my time documenting the losses, of spouses, children, jobs, and homes, I hope to preserve that legacy and remind myself why I need to keep breathing. The importance of pushing through the pain and losses we all endure in life, are what define us… not the losses.