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24.01.2022 A few important rules to teach our daughters/step daughters / foster daughters Travel light through life. Keep only what you need. It’s okay to cry when you’re hurt. It’s also okay to smash (some) things; but, wash your face, clean your mess, and get up off the floor when you’re done. You don’t belong down there. If you’re going to curse, be clever. If you’re going to curse in public, know your audience.... Seek out the people and places that resonate with your soul. Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. 5-second rule. It’s just dirt. There are worse things in a fast food cheeseburger. You are a woman, you do not need a man! Happiness is not a permanent state. Wholeness is. Don’t confuse these. Never walk through an alley alone. Be less sugar, more spice, and only as nice as you’re able to without compromising yourself. Can’t is a cop-out. Hold your heroes to a high standard. Be your own hero. If you can’t smile with your eyes, don’t smile. Insincerity is nothing to aspire to. Never lie to yourself. Your body, your rules. If you have an opinion, you better know why. Practice your passions. Ask for what you want. The worst thing they can say is no. Wish on stars and dandelions, then get to work to make them happen. Stay as sweet as you are. Fall in love often. Particularly with ideas, art, music, literature, food and far-off places. Fall hard and forever in love with nothing but yourself. Say Please, Thank You, and Pardon Me, whenever the situation warrants it. Reserve I’m sorry for when you truly are. Naps are for grown-ups, too. Question everything, except your own intuition. You have enough. You are enough. You are amazing! Don't let anyone ever make you feel you are not. If someone does....walk away. You deserve better. No matter where you are, you can always come home. Be happy and remember your roots, family is EVERYTHING. Say what you mean and mean what you say. No one will ever love you more than I do. Be kind; treat others how you would like them to treat you. If in doubt, remember whose daughter you are and straighten your crown Copy and paste and post a photo of your daughter

12.01.2022 It’s ok not to be ok . Ask , listen and be there for others . #ruokday2020

12.01.2022 OOH love this It might feel hard now but i promise its worth it.

10.01.2022 Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me. Or so the saying goes. In reality - words do hurt - a lot. Geek, nerd, four eyes, loner, fa...tty, ugly, loser, weirdo, annoying. None of these are nice words to hear, but for many kids around Australia, hearing these words daily is their reality. Research suggests that 1 in 4 Aussie kids will be bullied each year - teased, tormented, and isolated for being ‘different’. These kids fear waking up every morning, not knowing what horrors await them when they get to school. And often, they won’t want to ask for help for fear of being labelled weak. What if that 1 in 4 was your kid? It is National Bullying Prevention Week in Australia, but sadly, bullying is not something that is limited to a single week of the year. It may not be a problem that makes headlines every day, but still, it is one that is constantly touching the lives of people across Australia. Those getting involved in bullying may not realise it at the time, but what they are doing ruins lives; with bullying being one of the biggest contributors to depression, anxiety, and suicide globally. It’s time to put an end to bullying! Stand up for victims by refusing to accept victimisation, hate, exclusion and intolerance. It’s time to advocate for inclusion, kindness, empathy and acceptance. If you choose, please copy and paste this in honour of all children who are impacted by bullying. Our world would be far less beautiful without them. It’s time to spread the word, and let your family and friends know that bullying is never OK. Please share.