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  • The three loves of my life and our latest addition to the Ngalimoertomo boysquad: Lennox Inti ☀️ Our little light warrior, named after the God of the Sun as we feel that children born in times like these are here to guide us through change and bring light & the strength to grow. We’re all doing well and enjoying our little lockdownlovebubble 💕
  • Thank you to everyone who checked in with me in regards to the current situation and the fact that I’m due any day now. ⠀ At 39 weeks pregnant I feel that my self imposed lockdown actually kicked off weeks ago with the start of my maternity leave. But now it’s like the whole world is on leave with me, but we cannot get close. We are doing well, but I would lie if I’d say this whole situation doesn’t effect our birth experience. For instance we are not allowed to have any visitors in the first ten days after birth, not even our parents. Also if I get any symptoms like coughing or fever, I’d have to deliver in the hospital and all the medical staff would have to wear full body suits - definitely not how I visualized my birth. So I am staying home as much as I can. ⠀ I do not feel fear, but yes there is definitely insecurity, like we probably all feel. Financial insecurity as we are both self-employed, but also the insecurity of what we‘re still about to face and what comes after all of this. And then of course there’s the global insecurity if and when we’ll be able to get our hands on some toilet paper ever again 😅. Interesting times to put new life on this planet. ⠀ Stay well 💖
  • Coming home. The part of any journey I used to dread the most. The part where you have to settle in again, adjust to the weather and come to realize everything is exactly how you left it. Not this time though. I love that nothing has changed. That the weather is still as dreadful as it was when we left. I actually enjoy listening to the sound of the stormy rain from my favorite place in the world right now: my own bed. And I love being close to my loved-ones again. I guess I’m just getting old. Or just heavily pregnant - let the nesting begin 💚
  • Last beach day for quite some time and the end of our very last journey as a family of three. This comes with some slight feelings of melancholy as well as great excitement. It’s everything. Letting go of the way things were in order to make space for the new. Despite the fact that we’re already parents and we now have the knowledge that apparently one can survive without 14 months of sleep, it still feels like the first time. The first time as a mother of two and all the joys and challenges that come along with that. Everything will be different again. I cannot wait.
  • Just one more week before this journey comes to an end and we return home to prepare for the birth of our second child. The last seven weeks gave us the space to relax and reconnect as a family, allowing us to become fully present again and at ease with hardly doing anything at all. ⁠ ⁠ Despite all of that, these faraway travels also made me feel a bit uneasy at times. The world is literally burning and I try to live a conscious, sustainable lifestyle as much as I can. Yet we did fly about seven times for this journey. It’s like indulging on fastfood, I’m loving every bite, yet it doesn’t feel right because I‘m also very much aware of the effects of it. ⁠ ⁠ This may sound a bit hypocrite, because for the last decade this has been part of our lifestyle, escaping the European winters and traveling overseas for at least a few months of the year. But I do feel this may not be the way for us anymore and we’ve noticed this tendency in other travelers as well. India has never been this quiet before and even the hotel owners noticed this change, perhaps (or hopefully) due to a shift in consciousness. ⁠ ⁠ I’m not saying we’ll never travel again, of course we will, but perhaps we’ll just become a bit more mindful of it. Or compensate our journey in other ways. Any suggestions on that are more than welcome ❤️
  • 28 weeks and counting, down to the last trimester. And so the days are getting slower and the nights are getting longer. Or just sleep deprived really. Therefore we decided to treat ourselves to a little holiday within a holiday and finish our two month journey with a few weeks in Thailand. Because even though India has given us everything (and more) we could’ve wished for, I do feel my body is craving a bit more comfort and luxury by now. Or a soft mattress for a few nights at least. And so we will head to Koh Lanta next week, has anyone been there? Any tips are more than welcome 🙏🏽💖