Special Mom’s blog

Can I be philosophical? I really do not want to think about the past or future but live this particular moment. A lot many years we worry about our future and feel sad or pity ourselves about the past.

As a mother with a special needs adult son most of the groups I interact is with parents planning their child’s future. Yes, that is very much important. But the stress of it thinking about the future does make everyone tired to live in the present.

Planning for the future is important. A percentage of our everyday life needs to be spent. Find joyful events that happened in the past and live theough the present moment. Every cloud has a silver lining. Every day would offer something fun and good.

Yes, teens and twenties can’t be replaced healthwise but 30s, 40s and 50s we are mature enough to manage our health.

Have a good day all.

I took this picture two days ago. The green chillies, cabbage and pumpkins I use in everyday cooking. They are food for many. Are we overdoing with ornamental decorations? Thinking out loud!!!