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Marooned on an Island….

by Daxar | Nov 17, 2024 | Blog, Grief

Here I am after a long time. We have gone past mid-November, and I sense the heaviness as I approach the end of this year and yet another death anniversary. Eleven years without my father’s physical presence and why am I still feeling empty, and alone? The voice...

Lesson learned -number 30. A gift from my dad

by Daxar | Dec 30, 2023 | Blog, Grief

This is my last post on lesson learned from my dad which are his gift to me. I am my father’s Gift. I say this with #humilty. I dedicated each day this month to recount some of the lessons I’ve learned from my dad. While I’ve been reflecting on...

Lessons learned from dad- no. 11- on making tough decisions

by Daxar | Dec 11, 2023 | Blog, Grief, Inspirational Thoughts

Lesson learned from my #dad, number eleven! I learnt from him not to shy away from making tough #decisions, and to do so in a #decisive way. He demonstrated his #leadership through his #actions, and this #influenced me in many ways. But when it came to tough decisions...

Lesson learned from my dad-no. 10 -on the Art of living

by Daxar | Dec 10, 2023 | Blog, Grief, Inspirational Thoughts

My tenth lesson learned from my lovely #dad is the #art of #living. As I write this I have a lump in my throat and I wish I could squeeze his hands right now. My Dad taught me the #artofliving through his courage and humility. And it’s a #masterpiece. I am so...

Lesson learned from my dad-no 9. on feeling safe

by Daxar | Dec 10, 2023 | Blog, Grief, Inspirational Thoughts

My ninth lesson learned from my dad is the importance, and the impact of feeling safe. Usually, the first man a daughter feels safe with is her father. My dad always gave me a sense of security and self-worth. At the time I didn’t appreciate how important this...

Lesson learned from dad-no.8.

by Daxar | Dec 10, 2023 | Blog, Grief

My eight lesson learned from my #dad is to have faith in myself. Whenever I was troubled I didn’t need to say anything my father just knew. He quietly showed me that sometimes we just have to be where we are, and in time, the #solution will unfold, and it always...