I find that Sundays are a great time to reflect on the week.

It also is a time to rest and refresh.

As you know I work as a primary school chaplain which I love. My weeks are never the same and I love it.

This week in Perth Australia we had book week, two of the schools that I work at encouraged students and teachers to dress up as their favourite book character.

So Wednesday I went to school as a fairy from Fern Gully, Friday I went to school as Fancy Nancy. I loved seeing everyone being involved and dressing up.

I have also been organising a Father’s Day school for one of the schools where I work. This weekend I have been cutting up paper for the students to wrap up the presents they purchase from the stall.

I also teach dance and have been enjoying the whole experience.

This morning I went to church and the message was about being free. It was a great message and made me think about am I embracing the freedom that I have?

So for me Sundays are for-

• Rest and reflecting
• Going to Church
• Blogging
• Having candles lit
• Sleeping in
• Drinking coffee
• Cleaning the house
• Dreaming about future projects
• Planning for the coming week
• Embracing being in the moment.

What are Sunday’s for you?

Would love to hear what you do on a Sunday.

Will share more soon.

I found out that my iron levels where low a few weeks ago, so I had to have an iron infusion last Monday. Now I don’t know if you have had an iron infusion but there are a few things that you are not allowed to do in the next 48 hours. They advised that after having an iron infusion you are not to participate in any strenuous activity for example jogging, gym workouts and vacuuming. I love that you cannot vacuum.

So for me this meant that I was not allowed to attend any boxing session until possibly Thursday.  AAhhh!

You can also not carry anything heavy with the arm that was used for the infusion for a period of 48 hours.

It can also make you feel quite nauseated and you also have body aches. Yes, this did happen to me. Today I am still feeling a little bit unwell.

This week I still went to work and came home and had to have early nights. I also really needed to look after myself.

This made me think about what am I deeply grateful for……

• I love my role as a primary school Chaplain
• I love my family
• I am so grateful for beautiful friends that I can trust and be real with
• I love hearing about what my nieces and my nephew are doing. I love being their Aunty
• I am so grateful that God is in my life
• I am passionate about helping girls and women with an eating disorder
• I am grateful for The Heart Project
• I am grateful for the amazing people that I am able to work with
• I am so grateful that my heart is not hardened that I am moved by injustice
• It has made me realise that I want to make a difference
• I also want to remain vulnerable
• I am grateful for a second chance

What are you deeply grateful for…..?

Would love to hear from you.

We may not get everything right, we are His work in progress. My thought for today is whatever you are going through remember that you are a beautiful mess. Yes you are. ‪#‎worthyvaluedloved‬ xx

This week I have been thinking about what happens when you mess up. It happens to us all. What happens when you feel so ashamed and feel so condemned? What happens when your expectation of yourself doesn’t measure up to what you thought it would be? What happens when you feel that you have really messed up and your cannot believe what happens? What happens when you question was that really me, what is happening? What happens when you feel ashamed? What happens if at that time you cannot forgive yourself? What happens if your tears cannot stop flowing? My thought, my prayer is this cry out to the Lord-Heal my heart and make it clean. xx