are you empty nesting?

5 when the children leave home, enjoy the strategy of middle-aged life. I was talking to another middle-aged woman recently. I asked her what words or ideas she would think about at this time of life.
Her answer was, \"Freedom!
I think it\'s interesting because it\'s not my first thought, but it gives me a reason to celebrate her reality.
My friend raised two sons, and the youngest son is about to graduate from college.
Although she misses the boys at home, she is happy to have more time to devote to things she is interested in.
Now she can read until she is ready to put it down.
She can do the housework without interruption.
Her night was quiet and had time to relax and think.
I can enjoy more free time.
Since one of my kids is recently married and another is working and going to college, I have more time for myself.
I will still be interrupted by a request from one or the other, but I don\'t mind because this is what my character needs.
I have been a wife and mother since my child was born-first of all serving everyone in my family.
I think they are close by when they are all busy. they don\'t have time to accompany me.
Are you close to the \"empty nest\" era of life?
If so, what new plans do you have to fill your time?
Since the house is so quiet, would you like to know what you will do?
Here are five ideas for charging yourself and getting ready for the next stage of your life. 1)
Start a new career, my sister. in-
Law has three children in college, the first time in her life to explore the option of working outside (or inside).
After a serious soul exploration, she decided to study Reiki, a healing art that requires a gifted spirit to be re-treated
Allocate energy throughout the body for treatment.
She was told 10 years ago that she would be a therapist.
Does part of you know what you want to explore?
Study, dig, pray, and discover. 2)
Finding a way to serve is a mystery to me, how people get bored in life.
As long as you read newspapers or Google News, you will find a strong demand for volunteers and services.
It is very beneficial to get out of the self, and it will also bring new friendships and opportunities. 3)Get creative!
We are creatures designed for cooperation. create.
Have you ever thought about what it would be like to put the brush in your hand or make some jewelry? My 84-year-old mother-in-
The law makes jewelry almost every day.
She\'s leaving everything!
My husband likes to cook BBQ sauce and beef jerky.
Everyone has something. 4)Start a hobby.
The woman I just mentioned, not only did she make jewelry, but she also raised the Finch, took care of her garden, raised a pond with goldfish, took computer and photography classes, and managed to stitch the storm!
My middle age body may need some of her advanced energy. 5)
Start a pile of lunch.
Do you have a few girlfriends or boyfriends you like?
Coffee or lunch is a great way to communicate for women.
For men, a cigar and a few Scotch whiskies usually help to make a connection.
Whatever you like to do, grab a group and share some laughter!
Whether you feel free or need to change, embrace it this time and enjoy it.
Life is short and the clock is ticking.
Find inspiration and then take some action.
Do something you have always wanted to do.
Make a list of you.
Inspire others to do the same.
Feel the satisfaction of making a small shift in your life and the chain reaction it brings.