Thank you for sharing your beautiful story. It’s wonderful to see how you have grown from these experiences and now are able to provide such a beautiful life for your own kids.
It's funny. It took me a while to realise why the natural world was so important to me. As soon as I took a step deeper (which was hard to face at times), it was obvious. Now nature is healing those old wounds again.
First off I love your hair so much!! 😍my mom is also a redhead ( and has told me she got bullied for it and her fair skin, so crazy I think it’s beautiful and rare ) and I was recently blessed with a redheaded son! She too has a big green thumb and it effected me in such a positive way. It helped her depression. When I was feeling out of sorts or going through trauma I also went out to a, now park, right behind my house I was fortunate to have, and I would roam the natural paths made by other wanderers before they were concrete paved and then after. Especially with my dog Bella. Now I can’t wait to go more with my son now that he’s walking! I have such a passion for nature. I’ve been in a rut past month and I 100% know a big reason is I haven’t been outside often - not like me. I’m at least taking care of my house plants though. My son is also showing those signs of cabin fever, angst and stress. As soon as it stops raining I wanna get back to that root. A new subscriber, thanks! 💚
Thanks Taylor, I love my hair now. It took me many years to love it but it finally happened. ha ha. I appreciate you sharing your story. I resonate with how hard it is growing up with a parent with depression. I still feel very blessed for the nature-filled life I had. That's one thing my parents did provide for me and it certainly helped, it still helps. I hope you're able to get outside with your little one soon. I know that cabin fever feeling too. It's so great when your body tunes in and reminds you! Penny x
Thank you for sharing your beautiful story. It’s wonderful to see how you have grown from these experiences and now are able to provide such a beautiful life for your own kids.
I love getting to know you better and I wish I could've been a friend to you in your school years.
What an inspiring story!
It's funny. It took me a while to realise why the natural world was so important to me. As soon as I took a step deeper (which was hard to face at times), it was obvious. Now nature is healing those old wounds again.
First off I love your hair so much!! 😍my mom is also a redhead ( and has told me she got bullied for it and her fair skin, so crazy I think it’s beautiful and rare ) and I was recently blessed with a redheaded son!
She too has a big green thumb and it effected me in such a positive way. It helped her depression. When I was feeling out of sorts or going through trauma I also went out to a, now park, right behind my house I was fortunate to have, and I would roam the natural paths made by other wanderers before they were concrete paved and then after. Especially with my dog Bella.
Now I can’t wait to go more with my son now that he’s walking! I have such a passion for nature. I’ve been in a rut past month and I 100% know a big reason is I haven’t been outside often - not like me. I’m at least taking care of my house plants though. My son is also showing those signs of cabin fever, angst and stress. As soon as it stops raining I wanna get back to that root. A new subscriber, thanks! 💚
Thanks Taylor, I love my hair now. It took me many years to love it but it finally happened. ha ha.
I appreciate you sharing your story. I resonate with how hard it is growing up with a parent with depression. I still feel very blessed for the nature-filled life I had. That's one thing my parents did provide for me and it certainly helped, it still helps.
I hope you're able to get outside with your little one soon. I know that cabin fever feeling too. It's so great when your body tunes in and reminds you!
Penny x