Accepting that everyone is different is a sign of wisdom and maturity. We are not of the same makeup or temperament. Everyone has his or her interests, likes and dislikes and we work in different spheres of influences.
On my return at the beginning of May, I will share more stories and photos with travel tips.
Stay tuned.
Although women are more liberated than they were many years ago, this doesn’t mean that they are exempt from discrimination. Women still face prejudice on a daily basis but this predicament hasn’t discouraged them from making history.
Did you know that travelling takes you away from your comfort zone and disconnects you from the daily rat race. There is always a chance of returning from your trip and appreciating your home much more than before you went away.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a joyful New 2019!
The season is not all about turkey, Brussels and mulled wine. How about joining a charitable organisation.
“You will never be completely at home again, because part of your heart always will be elsewhere. That is the price you pay for the richness of loving and knowing people in more than one place.” -Miriam Adeney
Read one book each month then pass your finished book to a friend. It will increase your knowledge. The book I’m reading right now is You can be a pessimist by Lucy MacDonald.
The festive season isn’t all about shopping, buying gifts, partying and hangovers!
