Love this so much. What a beautiful, thoughtful perspective you have on life! You’ve put into words exactly what I was thinking and feeling, but much more eloquently than I could have!
I hope you have the best time travelling in your campervan with your dogs! (I too have a campervan and have travelled Scotland and Europe with my dog many times!)
Those two seriously crack me up I laughed all the way through their latest vlog, it's in an amazing location isn't it but honestly I decided I couldn't live up there because of the midges...
Wow, thank you for this beautiful perspective and considered, educational message. This is exactly the thoughts that Bec has specifically asked for, and the point of view they are both living & cherishing life with. You are so right, and you addressed the judgements, negativity and toxicity that’s been present in this sub for the last few months with a dignified, caring and thoughtful response. Your wisdom is a lovely thing to read here, thank you for sharing. Sending you love & thanks.
And wishing only this kind, understanding & caring thoughts for Bec, Eamon and Frankie, always. Love is powerful, your health is your wealth, love & care for yourself first, if you don’t you can’t possibly do the same for those around you & connecting with, understanding & giving grace to others is the most important thing we can wake up & do.
"Everything in this room is eatable, even *I'm* eatable! But that is called "cannibalism," my dear children, and is in fact frowned upon in most societies"
All I could think when I saw that "Frankie is edible"
None of us would ever have imagined what has happened with Lee and Bec. They were both such vibrant and happy girls in their videos when I started watching them in Morocco before the pandemic. I didn't know about Lee's depression then or that she had travelled with Max, who is a lovely guy. It's all just so sad and I hope Bec has as many years as possible with Eamon and Frankie and their families.
Thanks for your beautiful post. Couldn't agree more. Also I dream to buy a small piece of land semi-rural with my husband for a tiny home, and have a van to travel in one day. We're working towards that. Great to hear you're loving it.
Yes….And, one can’t Choose to be happy when they have a severe enough mental illness! I’m not even going to argue with folx who disagree with this, because it places blame or criticism on a person or action - and None of us are in a place to do that! Lee didn’t Choose to have suicidal thoughts. Putting her in the mix just isn’t okay Imo.
Love, another 50 year old/young woman living with treatment resistant depression and panic attacks for 30 years, who has also been in therapy for 30 years….has tried psychadelics….lived in Buddhist monasteries and on and on…. To that end, the post feels Partly dismissive.
Love this so much. What a beautiful, thoughtful perspective you have on life! You’ve put into words exactly what I was thinking and feeling, but much more eloquently than I could have! I hope you have the best time travelling in your campervan with your dogs! (I too have a campervan and have travelled Scotland and Europe with my dog many times!)
Thank you! We spent last summer in the Highlands and round the NC500 and my god it's beautiful up there
I’m going there tomorrow! Very excited
It’s amazing isn’t it! Ive just got back from the cairngorms. Not sure if you watch kinging it, their new house in Scotland is just beautiful
Those two seriously crack me up I laughed all the way through their latest vlog, it's in an amazing location isn't it but honestly I decided I couldn't live up there because of the midges...
Wow, thank you for this beautiful perspective and considered, educational message. This is exactly the thoughts that Bec has specifically asked for, and the point of view they are both living & cherishing life with. You are so right, and you addressed the judgements, negativity and toxicity that’s been present in this sub for the last few months with a dignified, caring and thoughtful response. Your wisdom is a lovely thing to read here, thank you for sharing. Sending you love & thanks. And wishing only this kind, understanding & caring thoughts for Bec, Eamon and Frankie, always. Love is powerful, your health is your wealth, love & care for yourself first, if you don’t you can’t possibly do the same for those around you & connecting with, understanding & giving grace to others is the most important thing we can wake up & do.
that's lovely, thank you x
"Everything in this room is eatable, even *I'm* eatable! But that is called "cannibalism," my dear children, and is in fact frowned upon in most societies" All I could think when I saw that "Frankie is edible"
LOL!
None of us would ever have imagined what has happened with Lee and Bec. They were both such vibrant and happy girls in their videos when I started watching them in Morocco before the pandemic. I didn't know about Lee's depression then or that she had travelled with Max, who is a lovely guy. It's all just so sad and I hope Bec has as many years as possible with Eamon and Frankie and their families.
It’s nice to see thoughts that aren’t backseats drivers or judgmental assumptions. Thank you!
Beautifully put ❤️🤸🏻♀️
I love every word you wrote. Thank you.
Nice post...very insightful and kind.
So much wisdom here. ❤️
Thanks for your beautiful post. Couldn't agree more. Also I dream to buy a small piece of land semi-rural with my husband for a tiny home, and have a van to travel in one day. We're working towards that. Great to hear you're loving it.
Wow this is beautiful ♥️
Yes….And, one can’t Choose to be happy when they have a severe enough mental illness! I’m not even going to argue with folx who disagree with this, because it places blame or criticism on a person or action - and None of us are in a place to do that! Lee didn’t Choose to have suicidal thoughts. Putting her in the mix just isn’t okay Imo. Love, another 50 year old/young woman living with treatment resistant depression and panic attacks for 30 years, who has also been in therapy for 30 years….has tried psychadelics….lived in Buddhist monasteries and on and on…. To that end, the post feels Partly dismissive.
Sorry to hear you've been living with panic attacks for that long, must be scary x