I’m a recent mum, of the older variety, shall we say. Both my husband and I work in IT, in the city. We live in a family friendly suburb a short commute away. Our daughter is still a baby and cared for at home – we juggle work and life around her needs.
The Stable Bow is taken from the last line in Khalil Gibran’s passage on children, in The Prophet.
It’s my goal to be a 'stable bow' for my family, but there are several challenges I struggle to keep on top of:
I’ll be following the age old maxim and writing about what I know. I hope that’s not too limiting, it may well result in some very short posts!
Anyhoo, I’m planning posts on:
I hope you find some of it interesting - maybe even helpful?
Feel free to post links to things you think I might like, and to comment on the items I’ve posted.
The Stable Bow is taken from the last line in Khalil Gibran’s passage on children, in The Prophet.
I’m not religious but I guess we all have a spiritual side and The Prophet speaks to me. We had readings from it at both our wedding (On marriage) and baby’s naming ceremony (On children).‘For even as he loves the arrow that flies
so he also loves the bow that is stable’
It’s my goal to be a 'stable bow' for my family, but there are several challenges I struggle to keep on top of:
- Organised home
- Work-life balance
- Creative outlets
- My wellbeing
I’ll be following the age old maxim and writing about what I know. I hope that’s not too limiting, it may well result in some very short posts!
Anyhoo, I’m planning posts on:
- Recipes for baked gifts
- Craft projects I’ve successfully completed
- Organisational tips/resources I found
I hope you find some of it interesting - maybe even helpful?
Feel free to post links to things you think I might like, and to comment on the items I’ve posted.
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Feel free to post links to things you think I might like, and to comment on the items I’ve posted.