TIME FOR A BREAK




"Rest and be thankful." - William Wordsworth

Sometimes we all need a break to recharge our batteries and to have a moment to breathe.

This week my husband and I celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary and we decided to take a few days and slow down. I am so grateful for that time with him and the last 10 years together.

I recently lost my dad to cancer and my mum died just after I had finished my exams for my A' levels. It has made me realise how important it is to live and appreciate what you have whilst you can enjoy it.

It is great to challenge yourself and have healthy goals, and it is also okay to take time to have fun in life and truly value those around you.

Findmyflis will be back next week with more motivational content and until then, I wish you all a happy and enjoyable week.

Thank you for your support.

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