The Little Things
Appreciate the small things. Focus on the good stuff no matter how seemingly insignificant. Do this over and over. We may come to realize those small things are what’s really important!
Appreciate the small things. Focus on the good stuff no matter how seemingly insignificant. Do this over and over. We may come to realize those small things are what’s really important!
When someone does not live up to our expectations, then we often think we must give up on them, let them go, move on, scold them, teach them or maybe even ‘hurt’ them! Instead what if we pour all that energy into a reinvestment in ourselves.
Went to Bikram Yoga today. 100 minutes of yoga at 100 degrees. People ask “why did you do that”? Jumped out of an airplane and people said “why jump out of a perfectly good airplane”? Swam with sharks in the Philippines. Tried rattlesnake for the first time. When I was younger my idea of fun was the Breakers in Palm Beach, crisco for suntans, lemon juice for blond hair and sneaking a pack of smokes (perhaps other things too). Now I prefer tent camping in the mountains, a good french press, and farm grown food (DORK)! What changes over time that twists and turns our lives into something better, different or into a life we no longer recognize?
When the sunshine is obscured by the clouds and there is an overcast across all things; life can feel dull. We may be disappointed in our mate, our family, our work, or simply life in general. People, places, and things are not living up to…
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She was an amazing women. In the 70's she started her own business "We Wash It Laundry". A progressive women ahead of her time. She would only hired black women to work with her and they were like family. Hot summer days were spent there…