Taking it slow and lovely here
Still working one piece at a time. I think that's one of the magical things that YouMeHealth has taught me. One small thing a day makes everything else seem so much simpler in the long run. Instead of attacking my room over the course of a weekend, without having plans, one thing a day at least.
Today it's my bed table. I cleaned out the bottom sections entirely, looking through my old photo book from Korea and my favorite frame of my dad that stays there for safe keeping. I cleaned out the drawer and reorganized it. Important books, cards, and cords. Then I went to clearing off the top of it. Throwing stuff out. Organizing it away.
Changing out my mixology trio again (Today's is Tropical Fruit, Juicy Watermelon, and Island Guava) since they go fast when you burn then all the time. I really am the girl who the moment the $1 a votive sale starts goes in and buys one of every one available. Then takes them home and divides them in specific already labeled bags (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter/Christmas, Spa, Food, Wine).
Now, I'm on to the stack of pamphlets from my bed table top that were waiting to be put into the calendar. The 2011-2012 year engagements for the SA Opera, SA Symphony, Musical Bridges, and Cadillac Broadway. I think I will give myself a small break after that and maybe tottle off to the post office to return some broken Amazon things.
And maybe buy my next $12 Bath & Body Works perfume!
So much freedom and space to do things, and then ritual in a few hours.
Today it's my bed table. I cleaned out the bottom sections entirely, looking through my old photo book from Korea and my favorite frame of my dad that stays there for safe keeping. I cleaned out the drawer and reorganized it. Important books, cards, and cords. Then I went to clearing off the top of it. Throwing stuff out. Organizing it away.
Changing out my mixology trio again (Today's is Tropical Fruit, Juicy Watermelon, and Island Guava) since they go fast when you burn then all the time. I really am the girl who the moment the $1 a votive sale starts goes in and buys one of every one available. Then takes them home and divides them in specific already labeled bags (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter/Christmas, Spa, Food, Wine).
Now, I'm on to the stack of pamphlets from my bed table top that were waiting to be put into the calendar. The 2011-2012 year engagements for the SA Opera, SA Symphony, Musical Bridges, and Cadillac Broadway. I think I will give myself a small break after that and maybe tottle off to the post office to return some broken Amazon things.
And maybe buy my next $12 Bath & Body Works perfume!
So much freedom and space to do things, and then ritual in a few hours.