14/04/2026
I'm back!
What an amazing adventure that was.
Before I left, I was a little nervous as I knew I had taken on too many clients in Eidsvold.
But I did it, and I couldn't be prouder of myself.
The people in Eidsvold are absolutely beautiful. Farming people are just built differently. They care deeply about their community and the people in it. I was offered free accommodation by several people. I chose to stay at the local cafe/motel. I had never even met the owners before, but they took me in with open arms and made sure I had everything I needed and refused to take any money from me. Thank you so much to Di and Andrew from the Eidsvold corner cafe/motel for making me feel welcome and safe. Thank you also to Gitschy and Ame Hunt for making all of this possible 🙏 . Clients travelled from Monto, Gayndah, and Mundubbera, as well as several from Eidsvold itself. Every afternoon, after a huge day of clients, I'd take myself out into the bush and just sit quietly for a few hours to ground myself. I had no service at all, so I was unable to take calls or messages, which was actually really nice as my phone usually buzzes or rings all day long. I have a long list of people that I need to get back to over the next few days. As soon as I hit service again, the phone lit up like a Christmas tree. I just worked 9 days straight, so I will be taking today off, but I hit the ground running again tomorrow in Gympie with a full schedule.
Eidsvold was an incredible experience. The locals love their little town, and I can absolutely see why 🧡.
Lastly, thank you to my amazing husband for managing everything while I was gone. I came home to lots of big hugs, kids that missed me, dogs that missed me, a hot lasagne, and then he tucked me into bed. I feel so very blessed 🙌
