Posted in Accomplishment, Choices, enthusiasm, fun, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, Right Brain, self care, Whole Brain on July 26, 2020| Leave a Comment »
do things that make you feel better. have been thinking about picking out several days of ‘outfits’ since dressing’s turned into a chore. have always enjoyed clothes & nourishing your sense of style. good if you can change what’s turned into a chore back into something fun. the little girl across the street’s an appreciate audience!
Posted in Appreciation, enthusiasm, fun, Relaxation, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, Right Brain, television shows, Whole Brain on July 14, 2020| Leave a Comment »
know some of the lines [from the ‘90s sitcom “Coach”] by heart & still enjoy its cleverness & slapstick. that kind of mental & physical humor is rare & much fun. just thought, mindfulness & mindlessness. both have essential roles to play & both can bring joy.
Posted in adventure, Books, enthusiasm, experience, Happiness, Memories, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, Austin, booksellers, Right Brain, Whole Brain on June 3, 2020| Leave a Comment »
used to love to go to the annual Book & Paper Show in the old Austin Palmer auditorium. had favorite sellers who usually had books they’d found for you. whole endeavor was like a treasure hunt, likely of no interest in these days of instant internet discovery. this was very personal — still have old print one seller gave you because she ‘knew you’d take care of it’ — & filled with delightful surprises.
Posted in Dogs, enthusiasm, fun, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, creativity, guidance, Right Brain, Whole Brain on May 21, 2020| Leave a Comment »
after reminiscing about favorite clothes: meanwhile, back to the present. lovely morning & restless dog ready to walk. enjoy the day, dear one. you’ll look marvelous!
Posted in contentment, enthusiasm, Gardening, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, blessings, Right Brain, self care, Whole Brain on April 24, 2020| Leave a Comment »
spring is an especially rewarding & bountiful season. and for the 1st time ever you have unencumbered time for it. pacing yourself & knowing when to stop are the only limitations. taking good care of yourself & your garden are eminently worthy goals.
Posted in Accomplishment, enthusiasm, Gifts, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, having fun, Right Brain, Whole Brain on April 8, 2020| Leave a Comment »
saw article about hanging holiday lights to cheer neighbors & loved the idea. let creativity shine with them. feel cheered at the thought.
Posted in creativity, enthusiasm, imagination, movement, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, Right Brain, Whole Brain on February 8, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Posted in curiosity, Energy, enthusiasm, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, communicating, Right Brain, Whole Brain on January 30, 2020| Leave a Comment »
maybe he’s not used to talking to strangers at the grocery store! not unusual at all for you: have always enjoyed striking up conversations, maybe because of instinctive curiosity.
Posted in Appreciation, Art, Books, creativity, enthusiasm, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, desires, Energy, motivation on June 13, 2019| Leave a Comment »
imagine being around art & book enthusiasts. creativity – yours & other’s – has always been a powerful motivator, something you’ve always craved. high time to immerse yourself gratefully into it.
Posted in Accomplishment, Choices, Clarity, Discoveries, enthusiasm, opportunities, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, self care, worthy cause on June 3, 2019| Leave a Comment »
[designing the best way to arrange a gift]: the kind of problem you like solving – more like a puzzle than a problem is how you see it. life would be infinitely peaceful & much more fun if you could see all obstacles that way. much easier to accept what appear to be trials & tribulations if seen as puzzles to be solved.
