Happy Happening

What I learned about my emotional boundaries:

1. Nobody makes me feel anything. I’m not saying other people’s measure do not matter, they do. They really do. But at the end of the day, it is always just my decision to go through the kind of life I could be choosing.
2. Self-respect and self-love to fill my own bucket.
3. I simply want to live my life without the validation of others.
4. Blame less.
5. Happy people don’t care and let go of the baggage.

We all have baggage we cling upon. But I always make sure not to weigh myself down. If I’m at the bottom, I’ll make sure to grow flowers there. And by flowers I mean it could be reading books or download an e-book on my kindle to start, and/or to just do things that makes you happy and productive.

​And to start a happy happening, theme parks could be the best place to be at.

I have been to Motiongate twice. The last time was 2018 and never been there again especially now that there is a pandemic still. Argh, the kids misses quite a lot this winter time! Though one thing is for sure, there had, in short, been a lot of fun in theme parks (and at everything in between our lives, xx).