Comforting Thought: Fly into the unknown

Comforting Thought: Fly into the unknown - Googie McCabe

Fly into the unknown and don’t be afraid.

Life is a journey – you will learn more by living instead of imagining.

Mistakes happen to us all – we get to know ourselves thanks to them.

googie mccabe

Fly into the unknown and don’t be afraid. @googiemccabe


Comforting Thought: Fly into the unknown - Googie McCabe
Comforting Thought: Fly into the unknown – Googie McCabe

Extract from Book Review: Two Sisters: Unsolicited Advice to my Daughters by Małgorzata ‘Googie’ McCabe

A beautiful compendium of universal wisdom that’s simple, wise, soulful and timeless. I fell in love with this book as soon as I saw it. The illustrations and words are by my wise and kind friend Googie McCabe who wrote this book for her two beloved daughters, as a way of healing and dealing with her depression, and also as a manifestation of her artistry, imagination and love for her two girls. It features advice on life, death, love of self, love of others, finding your calling, and how to deal with life’s dark times.

Book Review: Two Sisters: Unsolicited Advice to my Daughters by Małgorzata ‘Googie’ McCabe
Book Review: Two Sisters: Unsolicited Advice to my Daughters by Małgorzata ‘Googie’ McCabe

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