Kissing in Every City: The Nomadic Family

Feeding ducks. Enjoying nature. Just breaking free.  The family arrived at Tim Neville park searching for parking. Luckily, the police car drove out, so dad parked in front of the memorial after he dropped us at the entrance.  He took out the baby from the back seat as he looked and searched for us. Finally, he found us on the green grass under the shady tree. My mind wandered on how I could manage my time to write. And how I could I do my writing assignment without making them feel that working was special as them. Hay! Just a big sigh and a heavy heart. But I  was trying to feel at ease. Maybe it must be the weather or my monthly period adding to this heavy feeling inside that kept me hard to breathe with the mask on. He placed the sleeping baby at the big tree next to the pram while he invited Orci and Hannah to feed the ducks.  He tried to communicate with me, but here I was silently resting comfortably my head on this purple bean bag.  While scribbling on m

Shots from Ringwood Lake Sibling photo shoot ☺️  I felt the tightness in my legs after walking to Ringwood Lake via Heathmont trail. It was the family's second walking challenge. The first one was going to Lakewood Lake. And honestly, I was really tired. Imagine not walking for 6 months. My legs sore and I got few blisters. We never had plans to go there all the way, we just stopping at the nets club and when Tibor, the dad  invited us to go to the nearest park in  Heathmont, I told him, " do you dare to go to Ringwood Lake by foot?" Well.. challenge started when he said yes.  And in fact, I didn't regret it going there because it was the first time when kids were having so much fun with the big slide. They even tried doing it over and over again.  At first, Tibor junior was scared, so he wasn't convinced to try, he was just playing in the small one. But, when Hannah had to try, she was really having fun.  "Mama, it feels like I am in the roller c