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When I think about my father, thoughts lead me back to hospital corridors. As one of the best surgeons in the local hospital, I remember him, always busy.

Those days and nights spent with him babysitting a four year-old me, I waited for him at the Nurse's station, while he was in the middle of long procedures. One day, he took me to the operating room with him, wearing a green surgical attire and mask, well scrubbed.

Letting Go may be difficult and scary. It makes us feel like we're surrendering and giving up. In a world of control, it is easy to think that taking the high road is synonymous to admitting  defeat and being gullible to rejection. 

On the contrary, letting go is a win-win. It will give us freedom from all of the past hurts, anger and disappointments, whose weight we've been unconsciously carrying around.  Keeping all of these negative emotions will eventually lead to physically manifested disease. Allowing forgiveness in our hearts is a gift. Once we decide to let go and forgive, everything around us and within changes. I change in the process too.

A blog post of pictures during my real estate search with notes sent to my husband overseas. I got to visit 8 sites per day, trekking in forest lands, after which I prepared reports for each everyday, while he reviewed my proposals. Price, area, location, pros and cons, land status etc. filled up my days. These were just a few of them and the ones that were beyond our budget. :)

{Day 28 Tuesday: Only pictures}

Missing Dubai....

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Speaking of coffee, for today's challenge..

{Day 26 Sunday: Something you read online}

Do you want to find out your personality type by the coffee you drink?  Not necessarily spot on but it's just for fun. Here are links:

Mine's plain freshly brewed black coffee, what's yours?

Happy Sunday!

Love & light,

Arni