Times Being Active

Sari Russo Nee Hyytinen

IT is hard not to want to give your all when you are passionate about something. I am excited about the changes that are set to come into my world in just a short period of time. Whilst I constantly am looking at ways that will ensure that I can maintain the responsibilities I already have.

I missed the day and age when a woman was a stay-at-home mother, as the father’s wage could support her and the children. Sadly, those days are gone. Well, maybe not; it just depends on how you want to live.

Looking at the timeline of the year, we are already in March. My husband is set to launch into the cane season shortly, and whilst looking after a child, I will still have a newspaper to run and the new digital avenues.

I am delighted to send bub out on the farm when feasible. There is so much a child can learn from farming, and I don’t want my child to miss out. There is so much in store for us in the new season of our lives. I am interested in the direction our lives and businesses will take as we go through this next season, trusting God that we will get through it.