You have to calendar time for yourself even if you have no idea what you're going to do with it. - Susie Bright
After a long two weeks of clients, chasing a 16 month old, taking care of my man-children (my husband and his gaggle of friends) and keeping up on all that it takes to run a household and busniess, I'm pooped. Tired. Kaput.
But then something magical has happened. A (so-far) good, thoughtful movie was brought home from the library amongst the smattering of Veggie Tales and Disney movies. The little one was eager to go to bed and the men are doing what I can only assume to be manly things in the basement.
So here I sit, sipping on a lovely cup of cocoa, watching the Kings Speech (you thought I wasn't going to tell you) plugging away at this website and blog challenge and sigh a huge sigh of relief. I feel as though I'm on vacation and it's a beautiful thing.
So I remind you to:
Take time for you. Take a moment. A breath. An hour.
Knit. Read a book. Have a quiet dinner with your favorite person.
Get a massage.
Whatever you do, make it count to you.
This is your time. Seize it. Don't let it slip away.
Post #3 of the Blogging Challenge
But then something magical has happened. A (so-far) good, thoughtful movie was brought home from the library amongst the smattering of Veggie Tales and Disney movies. The little one was eager to go to bed and the men are doing what I can only assume to be manly things in the basement.
So here I sit, sipping on a lovely cup of cocoa, watching the Kings Speech (you thought I wasn't going to tell you) plugging away at this website and blog challenge and sigh a huge sigh of relief. I feel as though I'm on vacation and it's a beautiful thing.
So I remind you to:
Take time for you. Take a moment. A breath. An hour.
Knit. Read a book. Have a quiet dinner with your favorite person.
Get a massage.
Whatever you do, make it count to you.
This is your time. Seize it. Don't let it slip away.
Post #3 of the Blogging Challenge
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