Thoughts and Perspectives

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How has the Covid-19 Lockdown affected my life? In some ways, it hasn’t had that much effect. The reason being that I’m fairly introverted and work part-time (very part-time at that). So my day-to-day life is fairly routine and quiet. Nothing major really happens usually. Under normal circumstances, Mr Bunny …

In my five years as a parent, I’ve generally tried to pick my way through the advice given to me by other parents, my own included. I find a routine helps, on a day-to-day basis. Having been a bit molly-coddled by my own parents (it was far quicker for them …

The title of this post might sound a bit strange, but lots of people say “use your loaf” when they mean “take some initiative.” I like to make up phrases at times, so I came out with “Use your noodle,” when I once wanted Mr Bunny to do exactly this, …

Mr Bunny and I went away for a mini-break to a spa on an overnight stay this week to get some alone time. In all honesty, I did not find it as relaxing as I would have hoped for. The reasons for this were: Travelling 2 hours after he’d been …

I went to my final session of Acceptance and Commitment therapy this week. It’s been quite a journey. As I reflect on what the sessions have taught me, I’ve been reminded of what I value most in romantic relationships. One of those things is communication. I think I have an …

This week’s Food 4 Thought prompt of privacy got me thinking. At home, where I’m mummy to a young curious child not a lot is private. We often resort to spelling words out during conversations where we don’t want her to know the full details. I’ve also told her that …

Friendship is born at that moment in time when one person says to another: What! You too? I thought I was the only one. This was said by C. S. Lewis, and I think for the most part, I’ve made friends throughout my life because we shared something in common. …

My home has expanded this past year; it had to as we really like the area we live, and we had the space to extend. It just wasn’t spacious enough. Now, though it’s feeling more roomy. The living space downstairs is open-plan, so the kitchen opens onto the dining area, …

Having someone wrap me in their arms, or stroke my hair is the most obvious form of intimacy I can think of. Hand-holding and kissing too. Sexual intimacy can go deeper than just body parts connecting and moving together; I might feel like I’m joined with my partner spiritually. Moments …