This Week On The Web

Hi friends, this week I have been preparing for my trip to Australia at the end of the month and enjoying the sunny spring weather.

Here’s what I found this week on the web:

  • I love the advice Sarah got from her mom and aunt’s, what great advice have the women in your life given you?
  • The Great Gatsby inspired lingerie. I’ll have number 3 please.
  • Annie of Hyperbole and a Half is back and explains depression perfectly in cartoon form for those who still don’t get it. Please, if you have people in your life suffering from depression, please make the effort to understand what depression is, it will help so much.
  • Fellow Institute of Integrative Nutrition student, Rebecca of VeganSparkles.com makes the most divine recipes, this week I made her Vegan Laksa and it was TO DIE FOR. Ok so I used chicken instead of Tofu cos I was cooking for my mom, but I could have eaten this all day and night, SO delish! I’m a huge fan of Thai food :)
  • I love these tips on how to make everyday more awesome!

Such a great feel good video, had my laughing hysterically!

Away From The Crowds

This is a little “poem of sorts” that I wrote just now from the bottom of my heart:

I want to hike every day, in between trees and up trails, I want to slip on wellies and take the dogs for a run on the beach, I want to tend to my food garden and cook for my guests, I want to ride horses into the mountains bareback and bitless, I want to cuddle baby goats and throw corn to a sea of chooks, I want to be suntanned and squinty eyed looking over an expanse of land that is all mine, all giving and all divine.

I want to swim in natural pools and discover a piece of nature untouched where I can secret away and connect to my higher self, I want to dig my hands into the earth and suck up her electro magnetic love.

I want six cats and a husband that adores everything about me. I want us to be surrounded by shelves of books and pots of tea and coffee, with avocado on toast a good idea any time of the day.

I want to grow old surrounded by trees, close to the water, away from the crowds.