Bella, Bella, Andorra la Vella

I have just returned from a breathtaking place that quite surprisingly not a lot of people are that particularly familiar with. 

It literally is a utopia on top of the world and it did more for me in three weeks than ‘home’ has done for me in a very long time. 

Now don’t get me wrong, I did miss ‘home’ but upon returning here, it wasn’t long before I was yearning with deep emotion for the happy adventure that had just been.  

I cannot begin to describe the feeling that my sabbatical has unleashed but I truly recognise its positivity and I am overwhelmed at the true joy that it promises to bring. 

I now know for sure that I do not want to live a life that is dark, oppressive and troubled.  

I want to live a life that is sunny, happy and free from burden and more importantly, I want my children to see the real beauty of Planet Earth amidst the vast landscapes and visual miracles that it so magnificently offers. 

Settle back into living a life of social slavery, debt and mundane routine?  Not on your Nelly, love.

I’m too busy planning our next adventure to terrains that we have only yet to discover.