Regrets of the Dying
For many years I worked in palliative care. My patients were those who had gone home to die. Some incredibly special times were shared. I was with them for the last three to twelve weeks of their lives.| Bronnie Ware
This episode touches on a side of living with wildlife I don’t often speak about. It’s something I’ve been quietly grappling with. What happens when protecting what you love means making choices that don’t sit easily with who you are? As always, this vlog also brings you along for slow moments in nature, close encounters…| Bronnie Ware
After surgery, I took a couple of months off work to recover — but it became something much more. This vlog shares how that time led me to slow down, reconnect with nature on a whole new level, and rediscover an even simpler way of living. In 42. A Simpler Way: My Journey Back to the…| Bronnie Ware
Autumn sun shines upon us and the kangaroos have returned in abundance. An echidna visits, along with Australian native birds. The garden transforms from one season into the next, and I share some personal thoughts about the vlog, including a secret club I treasure. Welcome to Episode 41. Subscribe to the mailing list for…| Bronnie Ware
Autumn is nudging its way into summer’s space as the colours and seasons shift. Loads of wildlife visit, including a sweet koala. Changes in the garden unfold and life rolls on in a blessed way. Welcome to Episode 40. Subscribe to the mailing list for a free fortnightly dose of inspiration. My Books Website…| Bronnie Ware
Summer has beaten down upon us this month, while still providing beauty and change. The life of the ants reminds me of inward journeys and the harshness of the dam drying out shows me that nothing is fixed or guaranteed. And of course, gentle moments with wildlife unfolded, including the spotting of some new creatures.…| Bronnie Ware
This summer has brought back-to-back heatwaves, as well as changes in the neighbourhood that I was hoping to avoid. But it has also brought gentle sunrises, playful wildlife, magnificent sunsets, many of the usual characters at the birdbath, and bursts of colour in the garden. Welcome to Episode 38. Subscribe to the mailing list…| Bronnie Ware
While life unfolds at a gentle pace, it’s astounding how much can happen out here in the wilderness. The creatures of summer arrive as well as the welcome return of others, putting my heart back to a place of ease. Flowers bloom (at last!) and the garden delivers greens for the kitchen. So many special…| Bronnie Ware
As spring starts fading into summer, I reflect on routines that support my joy while my heart remains open to the randomness that sharing these acres with wildlife brings. New creatures to meet and change is constant. Welcome to Episode 36. (Apologies for a few heavy popping sounds in the audio in this episode. I…| Bronnie Ware
My enjoyment of living with wildlife and the creation of these vlogs deepens all the time. Slow living has become a part of who I am and no longer takes conscious effort. May this episode leave you feeling relaxed and support you to fall in love more deeply with the countryside and wildlife I am…| Bronnie Ware
After the disastrous start to the garden (thanks, cockatoos!), I’m soldiering on and being surprised by a beautiful element in the design: rocks. Terraces are forming, kangaroos are watching on, and peace is overflowing as the connection with home and off-grid life deepens. Welcome to Episode 34. Subscribe to the mailing list for a…| Bronnie Ware
For many years I worked in palliative care. My patients were those who had gone home to die. Some incredibly special times were shared. I was with them for the last three to twelve weeks of their lives.| Bronnie Ware
