Winter Newsletter 9/13
It feels so scary to put yourself out there, especially in front of people you know, to try and create something new. This week
It feels so scary to put yourself out there, especially in front of people you know, to try and create something new. This week
I ventured outside today for the first time since Thursday (so much for step count, I’ll have to get on that when things clear up) – snowbanks everywhere! Now I’m back inside where it’s nice and warm b”H. One of the cozy
I hope you’re staying warm out there, wherever you are! The weather people are predicting that we will get over a foot of snow this Sunday – eek.
My results are in! I was maybe disproportionately ecstatic to get the email. What is it about knowing where we come from? My genetic makeup is:
Something that’s struck me in recent years is that when I read children’s books, I relate better to the parents than to the children (who, presumably, the audience is supposed to be more aligned with). The first time I remember being aware of this was when I read
It seems a bit early to plan a trip for the end of June, but
It’s been a minute since I’ve added items to
Over and over, in the literature on happiness and resilience, I’ve noted these two suggestions:
What are you looking forward to the rest of this winter? I find that most winter magic is frontloaded into December, and the subsequent months have historically
Emily Gaines Demsky writes the daily newsletter “Tell Me 3 Good Things,” a nice gratitude practice I can get behind. Here is a thought