When you’re free and open, with an absence of neediness, you’re able to experience life, family, friendships and love with an overwhelming sense of gratitude and appreciation

Keywords: personal , writing , embrace change , experience your greatness , gratitude , healing , heart , life is a journey , live your best life , personal growth , self awareness , self care , self love , show up for yourself , spirit , thankful , worthy

It’s your job to show-up for yourself, know who you are, what you want, what you need, and be aware when you’re off course.

https://brookeoliphant.com/2020/07/05/show-up-for-yourself

I wish that someday, somewhere, we’ll be able to understand each other as father and son

Keywords: Noah’s Entries , reddit repost

I go to the store and I see that fathers and their sons are able to connect well or their mothers connect well with their daughters. For me, I don’t know if I have that with my dad. I feel like that connection doesn’t work out at all. I don’t know why anymore. For the longest time, I strived to understanding what it means to connect with my dad. He’s tech savvy and I’m not that tech savvy. I know enough to understand how computers work and a little extra, but not as much as he does. What he talks about on a day to day basis just doesn’t interest me but it does to him. We’re like polar opposites and I hate that.

https://noahsmindinanutshell.wordpress.com/2020/05/24/what-i-wouldnt-do-for-that-connection

I personally can’t wait to give all my friends a hug

Keywords: coronavirus, couples, covid-19, dating, relationships, romance, stay at home order

As most cities approach their second month of social distancing, most of us have found our ways of coping and maybe even settled into a new daily routine. Whether you’re working from home or in desperate search of new hobbies while you collect unemployment checks, chances are you’ve probably figured out how to spend time by yourself.

https://iridescentwomen.com/2020/04/17/social-distance-makes-the-heart-grow-fonder

Our family relationship must be cultivated like a garden, time, effort and imagination must be summoned constantly to keep it growing and flourishing

Letting go the old habits (you grew up cultivating those) and acquiring new set of behaviours is one of the most challenging things one has to go through to create the new identity. It needs strong commitment, support and guidance to evolve through the process.

https://familylife7day.wordpress.com/2020/04/10/cube-of-parenting-isnt-it-obvious