Homeschooling is hard, really hard, but seeing daughter happy makes me feel great!

Today, my daughter told me to hug her, and then, she told me, "mom, thanks for homeschooling me, I really appreciate what you do for me". I hugged her back, and reply to her with a smile, "You're welcome". It has been challenging, but while I evaluate her, I can see how great she is, and that she deserves better everyday. She is not a genius, she is a fantastic daughter who works hard, but wants a different approach to learn. Traditional education is not bad at all, but I just think my daughter style to learn goes far from ordinary. She hates sitting down for hours, and don't like so much kids being rude to teachers and others. She can stand students to misbehave, but for her seeing students needing some much attention for the teacher so often, bothers her. I love the way she solves problems and gives her feedback on things she learned, and some others she doesn't like. She always comes up with something new that surprises me. This year seems easier than the previous one. I hope this year, she learns a lot, and learns to reflect over the world we are in. She is very sensitive person over what it happens around, and she maybe one day makes a lot of good changes to her world and to others'. I feel I will be leaving a great human being to love and respect. I hope she'd always be happy for who she is and for what she has.

“Sacrifice is a part of life. It's supposed to be. It's not something to regret. It's something to aspire to.” ― Mitch Albom, The Five People You Meet in Heaven

Back to San Antonio, now I answer the question on my last post!

Well, I started super busy by going back at least to my cardio routine; jogging :-) I just love it! Another activity just came back was cooking, love it as well! Also, I'm evaluating my daughter past work and planning the future one. In overall, it has been a little bit crazy, not until next week, I can say that my week was crazy. I'm very positive that we're going to start strong. I'm happy and excited to make a list of future plans to keep traveling. I just find out that I hate to be in a place for some time; rather, I would like to explore other places. It doesn't matter if it was a short trip or a short-distance trip. I just want to move somewhere to explore, meditate and perceive life, and the way it is. On this weekend, I will plan and make a short list of future trips with my family. This will facilitate the way we will move. I'm not sure where we're going to, but we'll be thinking it! I'm not in a rush of going back to work as soon as possible, but I'll be just prepared for some nice opportunity. I don't want to rush anymore with my decisions. Plus, I'm thinking of going back to school soon, but I'll do it after I feel I'm ready. I want to plan it as well. Maybe, I will visit some school next month. Bye! “Joy, not sorrow. Laughter, not tears. Life, not death. Love, not blame.”

january 2017 month week 1: What should I do on that week?

Well, I have some idea of what to do, but there is so much to do on that week; however, Dr. Payan suggested me to do a list of 100 things that make me happy. I will start with the simplest five I have on that list. In what order?, I will ask to myself. My absolute answer, I don't know!

Another thing I should think about, it will be about my family. I think I should ask them what they're expecting me to do this week. It will be a challenge. I love my house, but I have not been there for a while. I hope I keep the same determination and confidence I have experienced lately. I hate laziness!

See you next week!

“In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on.” 
― Robert Frost