By Siri Arti
I’m writing this column from Taiwan while traveling for work. Ten days into my trip, I become aware of empty space in my head, and although an oddity, it’s also a revelation. It took me a while to reach this place, and now that I have, I notice how rare it is. I begin plotting on how to protect it.
As soon as I arrived in Taiwan, I worried that my children would struggle without me. I also regretted taking an ex tra week beyond my work commitment just to tr avel the island. It seemed selfish, and I also missed all that offers me comfort: my home, my children, my pup and my routine. Then I recalled why I took the extr a week, and encouraged myself to accept the adventure. The truth is I have been feeling stuck for a while. I felt frustrated by domestic chores and the lack of spontaneity showing up in my days.
I was bored but too scared to admit it. An opportunity to travel appeared and although nervous to leave my teenagers on their own, I grabbed the chance to escape and booked time out from my family, my chores… shopping, cooking, cleaning and being mumma-uber. It sounded good in theory, but there is always a process, and it has taken me 10 days to arrive at the current space in my head.
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