Oops.
I had the best kind of Saturday. A little bit of time with my family. A few successful errands. A lot of quiet time alone in the house (I actually really needed that after the week I've had.) Some reading. Some creative stuff. It was good.
I'm still pondering those good thoughts. Maybe I'll write about them tomorrow. We'll see. I want to let them settle within me for a while and make themselves at home before I share them with the world.
So, in the meantime, here's today's daily 5:
- Got the oil in George changed. My brother J. is out of work at the moment and agreed to change the oil for me for what I normally pay my mechanic. It thrilled me to have that item off of my to do list.
- Hung out with T for a while. Fun to talk with him, and then with our dad and J. as well about our lives and changes coming for us.
- Love dollar days at Sobeys. Contrary to popular belief, I actually don't hate grocery shopping, I just have a strong dislike for the store that we shop at on a weekly basis. Sobeys has a much better atmosphere, and they had a sale this week. Things like 3lbs of bacon for the price of one. Sweet deal. I went this morning and stocked up on a number of items.
- I very consciously spent about 40 minutes reading this afternoon. Lately, reading for me has been in kind of snatched moments here and there (I actually do a lot of reading in the bathroom!) It was nice to spend 40 straight minutes working through a book I'm trying to finish. It was better still that God was speaking and encouraging my heart in what I was reading.
- I spent a good chunk of the afternoon clipping words, pictures, articles and recipes out of magazines so that I could recycle everything I don't need from the magazines. It was so relaxing to sit and clip things, and sort of enlightening, too, to consider which words and phrases are catching my attention right now, and to consider how those reflect shifts in how I'm dealing with life, and the desires of my heart for the coming year and beyond.
- I woke up this morning with this spot running through my mind. I heard about it in an audio book I'm working my way through, and think that this is a place I'd really love to visit. Anyone want to make a trip to Turkey with me?
- the color pink
- oil burner with lavender and lavender scented candles lit all around my house today.
- organic dried pineapple - tasty!
- playing a few games online... fun way to turn my brain off for a bit.
1 comments:
Highly recommend a trip to Turkey. Loved it. Took a bus trip (I was on my own, not feeling adventurous) and this place was on the itinerary. It was rather crowded, but if it interests you, am sure you'd find it good.
It's a fab' country to visit - would like to go again, not on a tour, and just wander around Istanbul.
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