Today I am grateful to have made it through the first week of December. I love that December (or Dezemba as we like to call it in South Africa) is a culture. It’s a whole vibe! It is the license we give ourselves to say I will chuck “it “in the f*ck it bucket and deal with “it” another time.
Today was a bright and beautiful day and it was a sweltering 32 deg C. A reminder that summer is just around the corner. Everyone is counting the days until they go on a break. I also had a fun morning creating content ideas with our brand team. I really enjoy working with them. When I think of how miserable I was at work a few years ago because I didn’t feel valued by some of the team members I worked with, it’s a reminder that nothing stays the same and that “this too shall pass”. I guess it’s another reminder to always just get out of my own way.
I am also grateful for the little weekend break I am getting as my son is away. Let me also take this opportunity to thank God for the favour he has granted over my son this year. My son achieved a subject award once again this year, played for the 1st team and was appointed as a prefect. That can only be God.🙏🏽
What are you grateful for today? Let me know in the comments.
Thanks for popping by.🌼
Grounded African 
I’ve always found it fascinating to think about how the northern and southern hemispheres have opposing seasons. If I only could, I would move around between both so I can always enjoy winter weather… Somehow as I get older, summer loses more and more of its charm. Maybe it has something to do with the fact I live in a place that is relatively hot so winters are mild while summers can be scorching…
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So true. I find it fascinating as well. Like you, I would also move between hemispheres to enjoy the winter weather, as the city I live in also has a hot, humid summer and mild winter.
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