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Heavy mettle indeed Pip but I admire your ability to be “ play the ball & not the player”. I’d be more inclined to just be really pissed off at the player & tell all who’d listen how mad I was. But I am a lesser person than you & you are made of good stuff.
I can imagine that leaving covid free tassie with its lovely lifestyle to return to Covid riddled melbs is very stressful. But going back to where Rin is must be the silver lining no?
Hang in there Pip, you are never alone. We love you xx
Pip I’m sad for you having to leave Tassie. But I’m selfishly happy to have you coming back to Melbs. I’ve had to stop reading your posts because they’ve highlighted how gloomy and trapped we’re all feeling up here. Will be great to have you back telling your stories from here with us 🙂❤️
You will be amazing on this adventure - if anyone can do this you can. These times are so hard and so challenging. You inspire so many others. Know we are sending love and good thoughts to you!
oh Pip this has made me feel sad (for you and us losing you) and yet also even more connected, knowing that life has twists and turns for all of us, none of us are alone.
I wish you smooth and easy transition back to Melbourne and hope it brings peace, better health and good times for you.
You are an amazing lady and an inspiration to so many through your posts and your books so know that you’ve got this. You have a lot more strength than me and I’m sure amazing things will happen for you and your tribe once you are back in Melbourne. You can think of your venture back to Tassie as a year long sabbatical. Hope your health soon improves and everything is Peachy again.🌻
Pip, I've been a follower for a loooong time, and did one of your courses many moons ago. Your Tasmanian home sounded fantastic, and seemed so suited to your interests, so I'm very sorry that you have to go back (or forward!) to Melbourne. I love Tasmania too. I wish you well. At the moment I've left Melbourne and am living in Mullumbimby, NSW. If you're ever looking for another base, I think the gentle, laid back and very friendly nature of the northern rivers would suit you. Life's a journey......
Oh Pip, I am so so sorry it hasn’t worked out. Life can be so darn tricky. I really hope that your move goes super smoothly. You are so resilient - even though I know you probably don’t feel like it, especially with chronic health issues - I know you will make a wonderful home wherever you end up. Sending love 💕
Wow Pip, adventure and a new beginning awaits. Fortune favours the brave etc etc. I've loved all your posts during this weird crazy time in all our lives. Please know many of us are navigating unexpected plot twists with you. Thank you for your generosity of spirit day in day out. I love you for that. Wishing you all the very best Pip. Keep us posted! xx
Heavy mettle indeed Pip but I admire your ability to be “ play the ball & not the player”. I’d be more inclined to just be really pissed off at the player & tell all who’d listen how mad I was. But I am a lesser person than you & you are made of good stuff.
I can imagine that leaving covid free tassie with its lovely lifestyle to return to Covid riddled melbs is very stressful. But going back to where Rin is must be the silver lining no?
Hang in there Pip, you are never alone. We love you xx
Pip I’m sad for you having to leave Tassie. But I’m selfishly happy to have you coming back to Melbs. I’ve had to stop reading your posts because they’ve highlighted how gloomy and trapped we’re all feeling up here. Will be great to have you back telling your stories from here with us 🙂❤️
You will be amazing on this adventure - if anyone can do this you can. These times are so hard and so challenging. You inspire so many others. Know we are sending love and good thoughts to you!
oh Pip this has made me feel sad (for you and us losing you) and yet also even more connected, knowing that life has twists and turns for all of us, none of us are alone.
I wish you smooth and easy transition back to Melbourne and hope it brings peace, better health and good times for you.
cheers Kate
You are an amazing lady and an inspiration to so many through your posts and your books so know that you’ve got this. You have a lot more strength than me and I’m sure amazing things will happen for you and your tribe once you are back in Melbourne. You can think of your venture back to Tassie as a year long sabbatical. Hope your health soon improves and everything is Peachy again.🌻
You've got this PIp! Adventure awaits! xoxo
Pip, I've been a follower for a loooong time, and did one of your courses many moons ago. Your Tasmanian home sounded fantastic, and seemed so suited to your interests, so I'm very sorry that you have to go back (or forward!) to Melbourne. I love Tasmania too. I wish you well. At the moment I've left Melbourne and am living in Mullumbimby, NSW. If you're ever looking for another base, I think the gentle, laid back and very friendly nature of the northern rivers would suit you. Life's a journey......
Oh Pip, I am so so sorry it hasn’t worked out. Life can be so darn tricky. I really hope that your move goes super smoothly. You are so resilient - even though I know you probably don’t feel like it, especially with chronic health issues - I know you will make a wonderful home wherever you end up. Sending love 💕
I’m sorry your Tassie move is ended up shorter than expected. Melbourne will welcome you back with open arms!
Wow Pip, adventure and a new beginning awaits. Fortune favours the brave etc etc. I've loved all your posts during this weird crazy time in all our lives. Please know many of us are navigating unexpected plot twists with you. Thank you for your generosity of spirit day in day out. I love you for that. Wishing you all the very best Pip. Keep us posted! xx