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That’s so kind of you to say. I thought about your name last night after I had seen it for the first time and I wanted to send it as a message to a friend having troubling times who’s waiting for change to come to her. I just remembered you’re the coffee girl! I checked your website and I’m in awe of your profession. Since you’re at a bit of a crossroads I’ll pass along one of my favorite quotes by Joseph Campbell – and fittingly enough, I embroidered it on a dishtowel for my Mom (the only sewing I’VE done in 20 or so years!) – “Follow your bliss and the universe will open doors for you where there were only walls.”
you are too sweet! Thank you, I’m writing that quote down right now.
Also, kudos for making sure your daughter travels as much as possible. I grew up the daughter of a lawyer involved with the UN, and trust me, I have been around. I credit absolutely everything of who I am and what I know (and don’t know) to my experiences in other countries, and has helped me realize that even when we are home, we are traveling, you know? And remember, if she ever questions your judgement on “wierd” international foods, one day she’ll discover the equivalent of a place that serves nutella on pancakes for breakfast (Slovenija, age 8), and she will never question you again!
That’s so good to hear. She loves it, and that’s all that matters right now. I don’t think she knows what weird is, because our life is so weird it’s normal. I think her favorite food experience so far was Thailand, eating banana shakes and cucumber salads at a restaurant on the beach. She would love the costume design idea, she’s BIG on dress up, especially in foreign countries.
mmmmmm I was a sucker for pineapple shakes in Thailand hardcore. pineapple has never tasted the same—or bananas for that matter—ever since I enjoyed them in Thailand!