The Project - The first kiss

Mood: Just exercised
Book: YPA - WJ's
Music: K Flay

For all the time being, I would think I've improved at providing feedback in such a way that inspires and not judges.

I haven't.

I've been doing, in a disorderly way, the 20-20-20 by Sharman, I heard it first in Yasuo's podcasts, la Palma, feel free to drop by and listen to him, you'll get a fresher perspective of life.

Spotify - La Palma

This past week, we talked about the family from a sensation/feeling/emotion viewpoint. I chose emotion, I talked about my experience in the search and quest for my roots. It was of struggle, reliving the experiences, with a lump in my throat and told my part, I don't like portraying a weaker version of me, but there are things that I cannot handle, and my heart cries all the time.

This week we will talk about the first kiss, real or imagined. I have two stories, and I was thinking of spicing it up a little, although I don't want it to be bull

Connecting with the family can have a positive impact with everybody's present, in order to start fitting the future, although, with COVID-19, we don't really know what to expect anymore, we were able to estimate what the future upheld according to our actions and future plans, now... in this war against a disease, it is hard to imagine, yet a fact is, if we get sick, we may need to go out to fight it, and we may not come back.

The Project - Family Biography

Mood: Uneasy
Book: YPA
Music: None


The Project
Imagine that you have the chance to see your family through 3 generations eyes.

It takes a village to raise a child

 We signed up for this cultural project where we will be discussing matters that identify socio-culturally our family amongst the rest.

It is a view of the core family through individual eyes, and yet becoming able to globalise such view for a broader perspective in regards to our roots, and what makes our family special and unique (all families are!)

The core family, after all, had to pick up some traits from the other, correct?

As the first task, we need to identify one particular characteristic that defines our core families: solidarity, unity, hope, kindness, independence, diversity...

Within this diversity of eyes, and traits, we should then think of a moment that shaken sensations, emotions or feelings within us.

Having recognised that, then we set ourselves to the task to develop, write about it, no matter the extent.

With these particular scraps of family insights, with all these different perspectives and chiaroscuro from the eyes of three generations, we may come closer to understanding the different shades that shape our family.