As I write, it is snowing very heavily and has been since last night, we have had the mildest winter that I can remember, and just when I thought we were going to get off the hook completely, it has been snowing going on 48 hours. Jason is from Texas originally, and has not seen anything like this, and not really sure he likes it too much. Lol.... As my friend Petra said a few yeas ago on a cold blistery day when the snow was coming down and the sun was shining, she said, isn't it so pretty outside? Ya Pet.... its freak'n beautiful.... I was about to complain, and she showed me in that moment after much teasing, that you can find a positive in anything and beauty in all things if you look for it.
So it is damn pretty out there today and I am grateful that I am inside in front of the fireplace watching others shovel their driveways, and grateful that living in a condo, my fees include keeping the diveway and sidewalk free of snow! Yay! Much nicer admiring the beauty from inside :) My kids will disagree, and the boys will be excited to get on their skidoos and ride, as they have been waiting for snow all winter. Happy for them, and one of the best ways to enjoy winter, partake in winter/snow activities that are fun...The older I get the more I have to push my self...kids are great they don't give it a second thought, they remind us how to have fun, in any temperature!
Why is it so hard to just relax and do nothing...does anyone else feel guilty for doing this? We need to do this we need to find some down time in our day, to tell ourselves, its ok, and in fact it is necessary in order that we make sure to keep the balance necessary for good health mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. I am so used to running in so many directions to stay still is difficult for me at times, it takes a certain discipline and it takes re programming your mind to not feel guilty at times thinking you should be getting more accomplished.
Enjoy Your Sunday...Have a lazy day, because you deserve it!!
Bruno Mars- The Lazy Song...
Quotes of the Day:
My cousin Darlene introduced me to this author here are a couple of her quotes; “Life isn't about how you survived the storm ... it's about how you danced in the rain. Dance with me.”
“Don't compare your life to others'. You have no idea what their journey is all about.” ― Regina Brett
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