During these times of gloom, the one key thing that eased my symptoms and brought me out of my shell of anxiety and depression was physical activity and exercise. My husband would take me out for long walks in the evenings, in the park or around our neighborhood. The change in scenery, the fresh air and perspiration helped.
I joined the Medium Partner Program a month ago as a way to expand my writing and to make something out of it financially. Here’s a breakdown of how much I earned and my experience on it.
I was 27 years old, and we thought this was normal. Normal, to have so much debt.
I had to work from 8.30am to 5.30am from Monday to Saturday, and my only off day was on Sunday. It wasn’t my first choice but I was glad to get a job, and I was bright eyed and ready to get my first experience of working.
In retrospect I was too optimistic thinking everything will go according to plan. I was wrong. I was idealistic. Here’s some useful tips on how to prepare yourself before birth based on my personal birthing experiences.
In the month of June 2021 I consistently wrote new material on my blog. In fact I’ve posted 10 new written blog posts in this particular month which averaged to one new article every 3 days. Here’s what I learned from it.
I think we can agree on one thing, and that is having kids will change you. As much as they grew under me and my husband’s care, they have made me grow too.
When we got married, we always joked and planned that we wanted 3 kids, and would name them Raynor, Kerrigan and Zeratul.
The benefits of writing and why I choose to do so, and my thoughts on the question “How about what other’s think of you?”
So I am the youngest in a family of four kids. My eldest brother is 16 years older than me, followed by my sister who is 10 years older, and then my second brother, he is a ‘mere’ 5 years older than me. My parents had me in their early forties.
