Quick Hello from the Outdoor Office Space

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I did not write here for a long time.
Life is keeping everyone busy.
I do not like to take your time and attention with useless posts...


However, I want to wish everyone a Happy Spring!

As every year, everything is lovely outdoors these days.

Between work, kids, treasure hunts, housecleaning, learnings, Czech lessons and preparing the birthday party for one of our sons, I make time for at least 40 min/day in the great outdoors. The dusty winds from Sahara did not scare us, we still got out!



The map for treasure hunt



Gluten free pancakes are the best:

Here I combine 1st April and Easter Monday in one: sent the kids outside to search for eggs I did not hide


we did have a spring treasure hunt, as every year








I am in the process of moving my office space outdoors as much as possible next few days and will have a dedicated writing corner.
See you in my next post from my writing corner!

All the best


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