Two weeks ago, I wrote a post entitled, For Give and Forget, where I discussed the joy of giving without expecting anything in return. I deliberately focused on one side of this argument because I didn’t want to cause confusion with my message, so, consider this the other side of the equation. There are …
The past is a nice place to visit, but no one should live there. We, myself included, sometimes tend to dwell on the past to our detriment. “Yesterday is history, Tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift, that’s why it’s called the Present.” I first heard this in Kung Fu Panda …
Over the years I’ve come to realise that the joy of giving last a lot longer than the joy of receiving. The latter lasts as long as the novelty of the gift lasts, that is, until it stops being a ‘gift’ and starts being something you just ‘have’, much like when you buy …
Family is the new “F” word. If you don’t understand the above, hopefully you will after this post. Family is complicated. Complicated is being simplistic. Family exists in a universe of simultaneousness. Yes, that’s a word. At any given time, Family is the following: The best and the worst A safe space and a …
