It was a write-off kind of day, with baby up all night, late start to the morning, and a long nap in the afternoon.
Today I got to LifeLine to give them two boxes of stuff. Even with them out it feels like it hardly made any dint in our abundance of stuff. I'm feeling the privilege. At the shop I bought two dinosaur toys, as inspiration towards the dinosaur project, and also three packs of oracle cards. I was drawn to getting them to have as give-away messages.
The card I drew from one of the decks was - "How to Use These Cards" card. After I finished laughing at it, I decided to glue this one on the inside of the lid of the box these cards are going to live in. I will take it to the women's circle tomorrow to start giving these away. I'm looking forward to the vision board activity as it has been a while since I participated in one.
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(Drawing "Sexuality" card while sitting here in my underwear is pretty funny also)
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Saturday, January 9, 2016
Saturday, January 2, 2016
Day 75 - De-cluttering Books
While I still don't have a clear goal for the 100 Days, I'm enjoying reading people's posts of their progresses. It is very inspiring to see.
Today I went through my book collection, half of which includes what is left of my mother's collection. Even though I had gone through it several times before, there are still a lot I want to hold onto. This time I only got two small bags (one Japanese pile, one English pile). Still, it is a cull. I also found books I wanted more easy access to, and some I had forgotten about.
One of the books I found was A Perfect Calm. It's a pocket book of visualisation by Alan Hewitt. Here is an example entry:
Today I went through my book collection, half of which includes what is left of my mother's collection. Even though I had gone through it several times before, there are still a lot I want to hold onto. This time I only got two small bags (one Japanese pile, one English pile). Still, it is a cull. I also found books I wanted more easy access to, and some I had forgotten about.
One of the books I found was A Perfect Calm. It's a pocket book of visualisation by Alan Hewitt. Here is an example entry:
"Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional." - Anonymous.Visualise the pain easing.
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