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Then vs. Now: The Things I Swore I’d Never Do (And Totally Do Now)
This post is a bit of fun—part in jest, good humour, and part my true reflections on age, growing older, and embracing who I am today. Because midlife is funny like that. You look back and realise how much your perspective has shifted—how things you once thought were non-negotiables have turned out to be completely flexible, and how letting go of those old expectations actually makes life a whole lot better. So, in the spirit of reflection (with a generous dose of humour), here are just a few of the things I once swore I’d never do… and totally do now. 1️⃣ Then: “My Kids Will Only Eat Wholesome, Organic,…
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Making Space for What Matters: Small Daily Rhythms to Create an Intentional Home & Life
Slow Living Is for Everyone—No Matter What Life Looks Like Welcome back to our series on slow, intentional living and mindful homemaking! Each week, we’re exploring simple, meaningful ways to create a home and life that feel more aligned with what truly matters. If you’re just joining in, this series is all about embracing small, achievable rhythms that bring ease, presence, and balance into daily life—without pressure or perfection. Today, we’re talking about how to create rhythms that work for you, no matter what life looks like. 🏡 Slow Living Is for Everyone—No Matter What Life Looks Like For the longest time, I thought slow, intentional living meant stepping back…
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From Deputy Principal to Slow Living Blogger: My Story
If you had told me a few years ago that I’d leave behind a 25-year career in education to write about slow, intentional living, I would have laughed. Life doesn’t often take the straight road we expect, does it? For years, my identity was wrapped up in my role as a deputy principal. I was dedicated to my work, my students, and my colleagues. I loved the sense of purpose, the structure, the challenges. But somewhere along the way, the pace of it all started to feel… relentless. I found myself constantly pulled in different directions, with very little energy left for home, for my family, for myself. The Moment…