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P2YL | Part 2 Of Your (Love?) Life


  • is my unique project


  • based on personal experience and a happy outcome


  • focusing on women rebuilding their lives


  • after loss, heartbreak, or divorce.


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by Katrina Robinson 01 Nov, 2024
THANK YOU to all the beloved subscribers to September Spring: weekly emails on starting afresh . Today is the last of my September Spring messages. Subscribers will continue to receive 👒 P2YL | Part 2 Of Your Love-Life , every other Friday.
by Katrina Robinson 23 Oct, 2024
What do you hope for from your future life?
by Katrina Robinson 11 Oct, 2024
I once heard an Oxford professor, who frequently attended formal dinners with the great and good, say he had heard the late Queen Elizabeth II quote two mottoes for life. The first one was: Live Gratefully. I’ll come to the second later. Her words struck me at the time because I wasn’t feeling grateful. As a shell-shocked divorcée I had had a bad knock and it had left me in a new place midlife: Alone. Lacking security. Having to give up doing what I loved in order to work at something else to keep myself afloat financially. Tired. Facing an uncertain future. Yet these words from someone I admired and saw as steady as a rock warmed me and got me thinking. 'Though much is taken, much remains' I decided I'd experiment with 'Living Gratefully' and see if it helped. Almost instantly the words of a poem came to mind: 'Though much is taken, much remains.' The point being that yes, there had been loss, but if you stepped back and looked at your life less emotionally, you could appreciate what you still had. If I cleared away the mists of self-pity (blue panels) some simple truths I could appreciate (yellow panels) began to emerge:
by Katrina Robinson 04 Oct, 2024
And would it work for you?
by Katrina Robinson 26 Sept, 2024
Can relocating aid personal recovery?
by Katrina Robinson 20 Sept, 2024
Featuring lace, linen, and lavender
by Katrina Robinson 16 Sept, 2024
When some previously unimaginable loss seems to be happening to you, I first recommend two things to hold onto.
by Katrina Robinson 09 Sept, 2024
As August turns to September, somewhere in the crisp or misty morning air I catch a hint of fresh energy and purpose, as though generated by all the schoolkids returning to a new school year.
by Katrina Robinson 23 Aug, 2024
Starting this September: 'September Spring' is about comfort, self-soothing, and getting through the early period of some major loss.
by Katrina Robinson 16 Aug, 2024
Or, a Springtime to blossom
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