[Red manicure, raspberry macaron].
Back to the grind this week. Something I read in the December issue of Whole Living a few weeks back struck a powerful chord with me. In an article entitled "The Gift of the Tao," writer Andrew Leonard offered the following bit of wisdom: "Typically, the New Year is marked by grand resolutions, but I throw all that out. There will be no unrealistic goal-setting...I cast about for something small, something simply pleasurable rather than a mighty quest."
"Simply pleasurable." I'm on board with that.
Happy New Year, friends!
P.S. Also, The Joy of Quiet.
A great message...Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe the holidays are over already. Getting up at 6 tomorrow morning and getting everyone out the door by 7:45 is going to SUCK! Will do it somehow though... And it will be nice to see everyone at school again, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteLove that quote. "Something small, something simply pleasurable" sounds perfect.
Happy New Year, Kayla!
Gah! Loving the colours in that confetti ribbon!
ReplyDeleteagreed! have a wonderful week, missy :)
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