Inclusion

I am sitting here in our empty house, enjoying the solitude. For a few minutes I can just relax and think of my own needs and wants only. Ahhh...

I need it, the time alone, the space and the room for reflection.

What I don't need is to stay here for too long, and get stuck in my own comfort zone.

When we passed that vehicle (see picture) on our way to Jomboc Hoas in Cambodia, we all had a seat each (I can't lie and say we were comfortably seated - even if that would make a better point for this blog).

I don't know anyone - and definitely not me - who enjoy being excluded and left behind. I therefore challenge myself to be flexible (and brave) enough to let people close. There should always be space for another person - nobody needs to stay behind because we can't give up a little of our own space in order to include one more.