Category: Children Tales

Children Tales

Day 19: Be Brave Challenge -Choppie Update

Had a bit of a manic Choppie day yesterday. He who usually sleeps quietly was like a miniature tornado.😌 Chewed my Uno cards, weed indoors twice (despite regular outdoor toilet trips) assaulted my student’s shoelaces and then delivered a frenzied attack on my grade 2 language group ( who all thought it was hilarious). Disclaimer: Am …

Children Tales, The Enneagram, Working with Children

Day 15: Be Brave Challenge – Enneagram Part 2

So I am now thinking I have so many Enneagram stories I might need to turn this into chaptered posts. 😱😜 Without a doubt, one of the many benefits of using this tool is the clarity and insight that it has given me in understanding other people, especially many of the children that I work with. …

Children Tales, Gratitude

Day 3: Be Brave Challenge – Choppie Day

Today was Choppie day!!😍 I have secretly been pining for a dog these last couple of months…but unfortunately, I live in a flat….and we aren’t even allowed freaken birds….so it’s not really going to happen at the moment. But I think the universe heard my silent pleas and sent me Choppie. His mum teaches at our school and …

Children Tales, Courage, Facing Fears, Procrastination

Day 1: Be Brave Challenge – And it Begins…..

 · Post 1  I absolutely love writing and storytelling. Last year, after my mum’s death I felt, understandably blocked. This year, thank goodness, things are starting to shift and I’m beginning to feel more like my old self again. I have to say I just adore Ralph Smart. He is quirky, a little crazy, positive, …

Anger, Children Tales, Courage, Facing Fears, Procrastination, Psychology, Working with Children

Make a Choice

“There are two primary choices in life: to accept conditions as they exist, or accept the responsibility for changing them”  ― Denis Waitley Two years ago I attended a weekend spiritual retreat with an absolutely incredible woman called Natalia Baker. (Most definitely an experience.) Right at the end of the weekend after I had been …