I havn't been everywhere but it's on my list.
For my first experience of India it would have been smart to choose a nice quiet, clean, touristy destination. (Wait does that exist?)
We arrived into Kolkata very late in the night, but thankfully found a willing taxi driver quickly.
a sudden slightly shrill scream escaped from me as the man ran in front of our cab after being picked up from the Cairo airport.
We were speeding along the freeway when it happened, and I having never experienced anything like it before, thought it was a crazy man that just about lost his life.
When it happened several more times before arriving at the hotel, I realized I was wrong.
We had been discussing a group trip for a long time with our close friends A & R.
We tend to travel a little bit different from the majority of our friends, so our suggestions were Africa or possibly Asia.
When they suggested Portugal our initial thought was a wee bit boring and as my husband likes to say “we can go there when we’re old”.
The Himalayas ahhh… what a wonderful and magical place.
We flew into Katmandu on a hazy cooler than usual kind of day in March.
It took us a few days to get over the humiliation of being scammed in Deli, but the beautiful blue City of Jodhpur helped us get our minds off of it quicker.
I wanted to be a homeowner for a long time before it finely happened.
When it did, it was more perfect that I could ever have imagined.
This is a post written by Elizabeth Gilbert that I stumbled upon a while back. It brought me to tears and has changed the way I look at my life.
I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
If you have experienced infertility, then chances are you have experienced huge uncertainty.
Like me you have probably found yourself on a roller coaster of endless cycles of uncertainty and fear.
This is a post I wrote a few years ago, when I was still hoping for and dead set on a natural pregnancy.
It was a phase or a stage of my journey that I needed to go through.
For a long time I felt like I was supposed to conceive naturally, and that because I didn’t I had failed.
