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Gratefulness
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walks around the pond. The change you can see day to day.
my children’s faces. They are grown and in their 20’s but just seeing them warms me up.
might draw me closer to my husband
I am grateful I joined our local hiking club and have gone on 1 trip to the mountains as well as 50+ local hikes with them. I absolutely fell in love with hiking.
my husband surprises me all the time with thoughtful unexpected things he does for me like doing a lot of maintance on the car, unexpected date day, cooking dinner…
_get outside every single day _practice gratitude _make activities and spaces beautiful (setting the table, flowers…) _dress for joy _spend more time on doing hair/nails… _plan fun activities with friends and loved ones _go on hikes and runs
gratitude, wonder and love
Stressing about work or feeling defeated, not good enough steals my joy.
I would like to cultivate: * a gratitude practice * a journaling practice * a cleaning routine * regularly attending hiking club and run club * clean eating
journaling
my soul: do some journaling
fear, worry, doubt and lies
how I spend my money how I spend my time
fresh start
Journaling, teachers and mentors and life experiences. I think I might grow from tools I am learning through a mentor and a book as well as personal growth.
A poem if you knew by Ellan Bass starts off with the line If you knew you would be the last one to touch somebody. And it goes on to tell a story about an older lady’s last encounter with a waiter at lunch and he joked with her and kissed her powdered face and then fell down dead walk in the street shortly after that. It is a reminder to really treat others specially because you never know. If I remembered this today I think I would treat others more lovingly. May I remember this poem a...
A poem if you knew by Ellan Bass starts off with the line If you knew you would be the last one to touch somebody. And it goes on to tell a story about an older lady’s last encounter with a waiter at lunch and he joked with her and kissed her powdered face and then fell down dead walk in the street shortly after that. It is a reminder to really treat others specially because you never know. If I remembered this today I think I would treat others more lovingly. May I remember this poem and really take it to heart in all my connections today.
my son made coffee for his girlfriend and himself in a press coffee maker and offered me a cup and I said Yes.
both of my kids made offerings to me. My other son picked me up a mini blizzard too. It is good to say Yes to other people’s kindness and offerings. It seemed like the kids enjoyed doing something for me.
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