What's gone and what's to come
3 Jan 2017 07:41 pmHello and Happy New Year.
2016 was a busy year, full of good and bad. Too much to sum up, even. A few things in no particular order because how can one classify things like this:
We gave birth to Ti'Loup, who is now 7.5 months old.
My mother was diagnosed with esphogal cancer.
My grandmother died.
I wrote a Middle Grade fantasy novel.
We found a house to buy in France (our offer was accepted on New Year's Eve; we have yet to sign the papers).
2017 is the year we leave Egypt and come home, the year we have to declare that we are unschooling Sprout, the year I need to get my picture book finished...
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We're in France now, and everyone is sick, so I don't have much energy. I looked back through LJ, but I don't have the energy to comment on everything. Sending good vibes and get well wishes to those of you who need them.
2016 was a busy year, full of good and bad. Too much to sum up, even. A few things in no particular order because how can one classify things like this:
We gave birth to Ti'Loup, who is now 7.5 months old.
My mother was diagnosed with esphogal cancer.
My grandmother died.
I wrote a Middle Grade fantasy novel.
We found a house to buy in France (our offer was accepted on New Year's Eve; we have yet to sign the papers).
2017 is the year we leave Egypt and come home, the year we have to declare that we are unschooling Sprout, the year I need to get my picture book finished...
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We're in France now, and everyone is sick, so I don't have much energy. I looked back through LJ, but I don't have the energy to comment on everything. Sending good vibes and get well wishes to those of you who need them.
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Date: 3 Jan 2017 08:21 pm (UTC)Can NOT believe it's been over seven months since Ti'Loup's birth!
That's good news about the house. Rest up. I'm sending lots of love and get well wishes *your* way, as your family could do with them.
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Date: 3 Jan 2017 09:23 pm (UTC)(...and I can't believe it's just 7.5 months since Ti'Loup was born. It seems like he's been there always - although the logical part of my brain points out that he's still a baby, and babies tend to... well grow... fast. :p)
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Date: 4 Jan 2017 01:42 am (UTC)Hugs you so tight
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Date: 4 Jan 2017 02:56 am (UTC)Congratulations on being back in France! I hope you love your new house and that you're all very happy there.
Sorry to hear about your mother. And about your grandmother's death. ::HUGS::
Congrats on writing the MG novel. That's amazing!
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Date: 4 Jan 2017 06:27 am (UTC)Sorry to hear about your mothers health. Cancer is hard, whatever the outcome. And my condolences for losing your grandmother.
You will have a busy year ahead, it seems.
And thank you very much for your comment for the Bible studies. It IS hard to get my head around, as Bible is just a book for me. I do believe the ability for religious belief is something genetic and I simply lack the gene for it. I have not chosen to be an atheist, I was born that way.
I was lucky not to be raised as religious - it would have been painful. Just as painful as my gender problems are - I feel like impostor all the time. At least now my questioning of my atheism (because it is human to question ones beliefs) was something I did as adult (for time considering myself an impostor, so calling myself and agnostic, knowing I am too stupid to be an atheist).
But by now I have accepted that being atheist is not a disability - it is who I am and I cannot change this.
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Date: 4 Jan 2017 08:53 pm (UTC)But welcome home and may your new home bring you much happiness.