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01/31/2013

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Call me behind the times, old-fashioned, cautious.

The truth is, that I have, up until now, only owned one cell phone and it wasn't even a flip phone.  It was before flip phones.  It was the model between the Zack Morris and the flip, (I guess?).

So, yes, call me what you will, I don't mind. What I would call myself is unwilling to follow trends and be a sheep.  In the cell phone category anyway.  (I'm totally positive I baaa like a sheep in other ways).

The only reason I really ever needed a cell phone before, was so my children or their caregivers could reach me if I were out of the home while they were at school, or out with friends. Usually, though, I was at home or at work during those times, so the need wasn't large enough for me to warrant purchasing a phone and committing to a monthly bill.  

Also, I am not a big fan of people getting ahold of me wherever I am.  It's the fallout from too many years working in the retail sector.  My time is my time. Enough said.

However.  When I went public with my art business (at Christmas!), I sure found out quickly how necessary having a device which keeps me in contact with people at all times was.

Huge.

And, let's just disclose up front that I have literally been drooling over my husband's iPhone ever since he got it and I saw how cool it is.  Seriously. So. Cool.

So, yes I got an iPhone 5. On December 31, 2012 and I couldn't be happier with my decision. My only regret is how concerned I have become about losing the phone, or more accurately, having it stolen.

Other than that I am in love.

My favourite things about this device are:

+ the camera

+ the apps for the camera

+ the fact that I can take pictures wherever I am

+ the fact that I can view my pictures wherever I am

+ the connections!  I can talk to my husband whenever I want, I can text my son or friends whenever, and voila! we are connected!

+ the productivity. I am mobile now.  I can post to all of my social media venues, I can even write a blog post, and soon I may even be able to create drawings right on my phone!

+ the distraction.  When I find myself sitting somewhere, waiting, I can be making notes, editing my camera roll, setting reminders...whatever. Plus, when we are on the road, my daughter can use it to play games and create fun art too!

+ the music.  Well, not yet, because we have to upgrade our software on the MacBook before we can sync our new i 5's (we=my husband upgraded too!) But soon!  Music! Yay!

+ facetime: I am a big proponent of face to face interaction.  Hence the delay on cell phone ownership.  Face time was made for me!! 

So, you can probably tell that I mostly wanted the camera, which seems crazy for a $700 device, but honestly, it is amazing, and it helps me curb my craze for photography in a big way without toting around my other $$$ camera wherever I go.  And, it is so much more than a camera, so obviously I wanted it for more than that, but the camera is a huge plus.

All in all, I love my new phone, and now I can say I am a sheep who is IN with the times!

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01/30/2013

ROLL WITH IT

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Life is so busy right now.  

And I can totally tell you that every minute has been great! and wonderful! and awesome!, but that would be telling a lie and really, why soak the truth in a bunch of BS?  Am I right?

Now, it's not terrible.  Things just haven't gone as smoothly as I planned for January and I have had moments of craving a do-over.  I've caught myself repeatedly whispering to myself "Really life?  Really?"

And then I think: "Okay, fine."  

Fine.

JUST ROLL WITH IT WOMAN!

I stop and think: What am I supposed to be learning right now as life kicks my butt?  Because that's what speedbumps are all about right!  Slow down.  Look around.  Figure it out.  Cut the bullshit.

So I'm going with it and carving out little moments of bliss whenever I can.  When I have been too busy all day to make art, I sit down and sketch before bed.  I tell myself, just get up and paint for 5 minutes today! Who cares what it looks like.  Go, write a blog post WITHOUT pre-designing a graphic, a paragraph, or a cohesive thought.  Just transform the moments into what you can do instead of staying mired in the sludge of what's not working.

This is what I'm doing.  Transforming moments.  Transforming life.

Right now both kids are home sick and the puppy just wants to be walked. I have thousands of appointments and to-do's fighting for my attention.  I have millions of ideas fighting to get out of my head and onto paper, or canvas or wood.  I am DYING for a quick trip where I get to actually RELAX. And maybe drink a beer.  My house really would like to be swept and vacuummed. Fridge wants to be wiped out.  Dentists want to be paid. Blerg.

Life.

Just rolling with it.

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01/28/2013

Today.

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Today is Monday January 28, 2013.  

It is a day full of appointments, short visits and roasted chicken.

It is a cool grey day on the Island, and a day that must have some creating within it.

Today I will pay some bills and sort some papers.

Today I will ask some questions and pray for some answers.

It is a day where new things will begin and old things will end.

It is a day that will harken the coming month and will reveal sneek peeks of spring.  Of hope.

Today is Monday.  Today is pivotal.  Today is mundane.  Today is magical.

Today is going to be awesome, because Today I am alive and I have been given another chance to take a spin around the sun.

Today.

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01/25/2013

I heart fonts

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I heart fonts.  I heart words.  I heart letters and numbers and beautiful design.  I mean really.  Doesn't the above image make you swoon?  I love it.  I think its grand and it would be even better if those words were poetic and romantic and heart swelling, rather than just the names of the fonts themselves, but still. The arrangement, the colors, the shapes of the letters. Love. Just love.

I decided that this was a beautiful and practical way to keep the fonts I love close at hand for when I am designing something new, and need a pretty font to go with it.  Much better for the way my mind works than staring at the fonts in my Font Book and going through each one every time.**  This way they are all on one page and they look sweet!

Now I want to go design a cool image that incorporates multi fonts and only words.  

Of course! 

What is something designerly that YOU heart?  Do you love colour, shape, white space, black space?  Do you like lots of imagery or clean and simple?  Tell me what you love, I'd love to know.  What is your design aesthetic?

Hey!  It's Friday folks.  What does that mean for you?  For me, it means TWO MORE DAYS before I get a day off, but tomorrow is a SLEEP IN DAY! Yahoo.

HAPPY WEEKEND.

**edited: When I searched the URL for the Font Book link, I found some tutorials on how to organize your fonts in Font Book that I am going to try out, but, the image I created is still lovely and useful!


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01/23/2013

Ruby turns One.


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Oh, this sweet little creature came unexpectedly into our lives last March and she swiftly stole our hearts.  Today she turns ONE YEAR OLD!

To celebrate, I wrote a letter to our sweet puppy, Ruby.

Dear Ruby,

Last spring we stumbled upon you at a little girl's birthday party and unexpectedly fell in love.  We had been yearning and contemplating getting a dog, but didn't know what breed or how big.  You certainly were no where near being on the radar.  We originnally wanted a German Shepherd.  Ruby.  You are not a German Shepherd, although you sometime think you are.  Until you meet one up close and realize that you are not.

Daddy was definitely not too sure about you at first. You are a small dog and you are wired full of crazy energy and you didn't like to listen.  He felt you were too small to be smart and he had is doubts about how weel you would behave, but he has his doubts about many things in life, so I wasn't too worried.  I knew his big soft heart that LOVES all animals (except horses...he's not sure about horses...I'm working on him!) would melt for you eventually. And it has.  You two are definitely pals and he sulks a little each night when you'd rather cuddle into my soft body than his.  

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Which brings me to another point.  Sometimes we think you are a human because you sleep like an infant and you cuddle up like a babe and really you just seem to "get" us when we talk to you and so sometimes we think you are part human.  But mostly we think you are part monkey, part cat, part gremlin and sometimes you remind us of Stitch. You know, the alien from that movie filmed in Hawaii.  Totally Stitch.

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Your new nickname is Shredder.  Why? Well, most of the time you are sweet and fun and curious and cute. But sometimes you are viscious and you chew everything!  Everything, including Daddy's arms when you play with him. He gave you that name, and I think it fits.  Besides, I think it helps him feel better about having such a small dog.  Makes you seem bigger.

You are fun.  You are hilarious when we let you loose in the park or the field.  You run so fast we can barely see you and I am not exxagerating!  I love to watch you do that and so does everyone else.  It's amazing.  You and my little girl are love-hate sisters and she dresses you up in her doll clothes and she torments you with hugs, but you chew up her stuffies and Polly Pockets, so I guess its even.

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The teen in our house did not want a dog.  He wanted a new cat.  Then he met you and there was no turning back.  Thank you for that.  I know how important having a dog is for a teen. I'll bet that sometimes you are the only being he feels he can trust in this whole world.  I am so grateful fo that. 

As for me?  Well, I'm a  mama bear and you, little dog are the third baby that I kind of wished I'd had, (without all the work).  Because you are small and will always be small, you are my baby and in my mind you will never not be a baby.  Thank you for that Ruby dog.  Now all you need to learn is to be a better poser for photos. Seriously.  Oh, and quit chewing up all the napkins.  And stay off the table.

Happy Birthday Ruby!  We love you.

XOXO, your family.

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01/22/2013

Follow your heart

208377_484979364878137_188156366_nWell, well, well. January 22.

Already.

I've had big plans to get back on track this month.  Clean up after Christmas and get the ball rolling on my business, my personal life, my spirtual health.

And all I feel is sidetracked and sidewinded.

There have been definite stops in the plans I had set forth.  Life has taken another twist and I am focusing on helping my boy heal his soft and gentle soul; letting him rest while schooling him at home.

So there's that.

And then there's the seven year old who is trying very hard to grow up very fast.

And become a teenager.

Lord have mercy.

However.  As I write these words bemoaning my progress, or perceived lack therof, I realize that really, the only thing I haven't been doing is blogging.  And that's understandable because my boy has been working on the laptop, so time is tight for me to be here.

I have about five posts circulating in my brain and because they haven't gotten out, I feel they're losing steam, relevance and I'm losing interest.

All I can really say is I am following my heart.

My children come first and my eldest needs me right now.  

And the moments in life where he needs me are quickly dwindling.

So I'm just gonna stay right there and hang with him until his smile can be what warms the world again.

Nonetheless.  I have been working hard on my OLW  plan.  I have been working on new and exciting projects which will be revealed here soon.  I have been dreaming up new card designs and geometric paintings are haunting my heart.  My photoshop skills are sharpening and I am diving into new and unexpected territory there, which is exciting. Also, I keep having these flashes of brilliance wherein my old, salvaged dressers which I picked up on the side of the road for free are painted in a deep, rich chocolate color. Maybe with some van Gogh chalk paint? Yes. It's all culminating. It's all here.  I just need to wait for the space where nurturing lends itself to fruit.

And I trust that the Universe has set that all in motion. Long ago, in fact.

So, really. I am doing just fine with where I am and what I've been doing.  I just needed to write this blog post so I could remind myself of that.

Follow your heart, friends.

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01/14/2013

Project Life: Digital

 

 

 

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Hello friends, Happy Monday!

 

This is the post wherein I confess an anomaly for someone who is a creative person.

 

I don't scrapbook.

There, it's off my chest.  Phew!

I totally considered making beautiful scrapbooks for both my babies, but I just couldn't get into it.  And that perplexed me.

Why?

Well, I think the whole idea of scrapbooking is to be creative with paper and organization and color combinations and photos and I love all those elements, but what I don't love is the process.  I don't dig the sit down and cut paper and do a layout and glue the pieces and add some embellishment and make it look cohesive.  And it perplexes me because, I tell myself, I should love that process.  I am a creative soul; I should love all things creative.

But, no.  I do not.

And, really, that's okay.  I'm a free spirit and my process is not orderly.  My process is "throw some lines down and see what you can see" kinda thing.  

More or less.

However, what I do really dig about scrapbooking and journalling is the memory keeping that it entails.  I love that part so much.

SO. MUCH.

And I wish I could love to scrapbook, because I have so many beautiful photos and so many wonderful memories, and these two babies of mine are growing up fast, and my husband and I are getting older every year, and I want something tangible other than the photos on my hardrive to serve as proof that we were here and we lived this life and we were a family and we loved each other.

I want to compile the love togther in one place, where I can add bits of remembered conversations and  tuck keepsakes of events or favorite traditions or show quotes or whatever we were really doing in this real life circus.

Aaaaaannnnd, full disclosure: I want it to look pretty.  

(It's a downfall really. That artist-designer thing I got going on).

 

So, what's a girl to do?

Do it digital, that's what!  

I love my Photoshop.  I love my camera.  I love my MacBook.  I love spending time designing things with all of those elements, and I love that there are no scissors or glue involved.

And wouldn't you know it?  There's a system for that!  It's called Digital Project Life, which spins-off from the paper version of the same name, invented by Becky Higgins.

I'm so exited to announce that I am partcipating in  Digital Project Life  for 2013! Yay!

Last year I followed Elise Blaha as she devloped and created her own Project Life albums, and I simply fell in love with this really cool way to perserve memories (and make them look pretty).  This year I thought to myself, "You really need to do this, but what you should do is design it in photoshop, since, you know, one of your goals this year is to strengthen your PS skills."

Yes, I really thought that.  I figured I could do up some simple designs to act as fillers and journalling spaces and the rest would be photos and scanned images from our life.  Then, I remembered all of the online book printing services out there and VOILA!, I was in business.

Then! Something cool happened.  I follow Becky Higgins' blog and last week she blogged about a new format for Project Life: digital!

Oh my gracious! Heavenly.

So I jumped on that bandwagon and purchased the Seafoam Core Kit designed by Elise, (because I love her style) and now, I am ready to roll! (The link above shows you the paper version of the kit.  I purchased the download of it instead, since I am doing a digital version.  You can find that here.)

Now I get to scrapbook on my computer, where I am most comfortable, and I will have perserved these sacred and fleeting moments of life when my kids were still here within arms reach and where we were still a family of four.

Sweet!  

Stayed tuned for ongoing updates on what this will look like as I post shots of layouts and talk about where our weeks take us this year!

 

*I am working on Project Life as a way to transform my family connections.  This is part of my OLW committment for 2013 and definitely a way that I am "participating relentlessly" in the aim toward happiness. 

 

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01/12/2013

Transform 2013: the details

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So, as promised, today I will deliver the details of how I am going to use my OLW: "transform" to guide my year and help me make positive changes that will get me on the path I was meant to walk in this life.

First, let's quickly explore the term "transform" so we can fully comprehend what it can do to change a person's life.

Essentially, when I think of transform, I think of change. That is the most simple way I can describe what it means to me without reducing it too much.

Here's how it is defined by professional standards: 

trans·form[trans-fawrm; trans-fawrm]  

verb (used with object)
1. to change in form, appearance, or structure; metamorphose.
2. to change in condition, nature, or character; convert.
3. to change into another substance; transmute.

Dictionary.com seems to agree that transform means to change. To metamorphose, to convert, to transmute.

Change.  Well, change is never easy as we all can attest to. Humans are creatures of habit and habits are hard to break, even when they're bad for us.  We like routine, familiarity and we're really really good at justifying how something, which is clearly not good for us, can be managed and upheld.

At least, I am good at that.  

I was doing that dance of justifying unhealthy lifestyle choices for quite awhile, and if truth is to be told, I have been transforming out of that dance for the past two years.  However, those two years were what I like to call my mental breakdown  spiritual awakening years, and what I was doing then was dismantling the ideologies which kept me attached to those bad choices.  This year I am ready to complete my metamorphosis, my conversion, my transmutation. I am ready to take what I have learned about how to live a happy existence and transform into the butterfly I was born to be (cheesy, but true).

The following categories are what I will work on transforming this year.

Let's start with the easy stuff first.

BODY: So, all my life, pretty much I have had a hate-hate relationship with my body.  I am pleased to tell you I no longer hate-hate my body.  I have learned that my body is amazing and strong and it has put up with some unreal abuses inflicted upon it by moi.  My choices alone have either weakened or strengthened my body and I have come to understand and accept that.  I no longer talk to myself about how much I hate my body because in my opinion it is my will to have a strong and healthy body, and it is my job to work for it.  My body has its own jobs and it does them all quite well.  I love my body for that and I am so thankful.  In return for its amazing abilites, I am committing to making it more flexible and strong.  I will be taking at least 3 brisk walks per week and I will be doing yoga style stretches everyday.  In addtion to movement I will feed my body whole foods and indulge only occasionally, while drinking lots of water. Simple, easy, done.

STYLE: This one may seem vain, but I think cultivating a personal style one feels comfortable with helps to build confidence, and confidence breeds empowerment.

I have a simple style already, but I want to build upon that and create a concrete portfolio, if you will, of what I feel good wearing.  I will be building upon this with some style posts, but please note, I am no expert and this is all personal.  To transform my style, I am committing to stop buying CHEAP JUNK and start buying quality items.  I will be focussing as much as possible on buying locally made or fair trade items and to buy less!  In addition to personal style, there will also be a focus on home design. That excites me beyond all things, which is sad, I know.

FAMILY: Now we're starting to get into the tougher stuff. I am acutely aware that time, for me, is measured by how fast my children grow, and it seems they grow exponentially each year. I am the mother of a sixteen year old young man and a seven year old girl, and they are moving on in life too fast!  I am committing to spending more quality time with these two doing things we all love to do as a family. To transform these experiences into memories we can return to, I am starting a digital journal called Project Life, which I am so excited about.  Finally a way to scrapbook without scissors! Its right up my alley and it is a way to preserve and cultivate memories. Excited!

FINANCES: We are pretty good in this family at not over-spending, but I think we could always use an overhaul on the finance department.  I am starting out this transformation by focusing on our grocery bill each month, so I can learn how to tighten that one up.  I concur that out of all our expenses, the grocery bill is one that has potential to be trimmed back, so that's where I will start.  After that, I will tackle other areas of expense that I feel can either be eliminated or reduced.

JOB: This, folks, is the big one for me. If you know me personally, you know that 2 years ago, I had a falling out with the job I have held for 18 years.  2011 was the start of my mental breakdown  spirtual breakdown and it all began, more or less, with me leaving my job and going on a soul searching adventure.  That adventure brought me here, which is to blogging and that experience lead me to realize that it didn't matter a lick if anyone else in the ENTIRE WORLD thought I should not be an artist, I was going to be an artist and follow my passion.  Now, it is my JOB to transform my JOB out of the retail sector and into the art sector.  I continued working at the retail job after my anxiety dissipated, but only to pay the bills and feed the kids.  Now I am striving towards reducing the time I work at that JOB and increasing the time I work on my art business. HALLELUJAH!

SPIRIT: It is my firm belief that none of these categories exist in linear form or fashion and that they all exist to support each other and that they support each other so they can exist. It's that circle of life thing, you know?  To transform my spirit, I must transform all of these highly important elements of my life and tailor them to what fills my spirit with peace, passion and love. Enough said, really!

Okay folks, that was a really long blog post and I so appreciate if you are still here reading.  Thank you!  Without my readers to share this stuff with I am unsure of how fully I would commit to these things. And Iwant to note that this overview was a highly simplified version of what you will see coming out for the transformation this year.  Each category will be blogged about separately as each month goes by, with detail and results, so expect so big things from me this year!  Please, I sincerely hope you will continue to follow along with my progress.

Happy weekend!

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01/10/2013

One Little Phrase 2013

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Fo·cus

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noun
1.a central point, as of attraction, attention, or activity

flow

verb (used without object)
1. to move along in a stream: The river flowed slowly to the sea.
2.to circulate: blood flowing through one's veins.
3.to stream or well forth: Warmth flows from the sun.
4.to issue or proceed from a source: Orders flowed from the office.
***Definitions courtesy of reference.com***
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Okay, so, in addition to my 2013 OLW, "transform", I have also chosen what I call an OLP: One Little Phrase.  This runs along a similar bend of OLW, in that it is a phrase meant to inspire, challenge and set the mood for my year.  
My OLP for 2013 is "Focus and Flow", and it was chosen (or rather, it chose me) back around November of 2012.  I was contemplating then what I would like my OLW to be, and this phrase popped into my brain. And it just felt right. It felt perfect. 
Last year I did something similar.
My OLW, as mentioned here, was courage, but alongside that I chose "Seize the Moment" as a phrase to live by, which I felt complimented the word courage.  In order to be courageous I had to jump right into the fray of the unknown and frightening. I had to just seize life, seize the opportunities, seize moments, instead of thinking about things too much, nursing my fears, and debilitating my ambitions.  
Again, it is my belief that my OLP and OLW are perfect partners which will work as a team to keep my eyes on the prize.
The OLP will keep me focused on the goals I've set with my OLW to help transform key elements of my life, while affording me the space to go with the flow of life and creativity which will also, ultimatley, bring about transformation.
When I approached the idea of focus and flow, I determined I would define it similarly to what you read at the top of this post.  I also decided that I would break my weeks up into either "focus" weeks or "flow" weeks.  So far this year (this month) I have been in flow mode.  Initially I wanted the first week that the kids went back to school to be a focus week, but that just wasn't working, so I went with the flow and SO. MUCH. CREATIVE. INSPIRATION has found me!  Which is exactly where I wanted the flow to take me.
So now, I am going with it and basically culminating, percolating, gathering on ideas and inspiration while documenting what I can, when I can.  Next week, I feel I will be better able to focus and be productive with all the inspiration this flow week has brought. And that, my friends is what I regard as a successful start to my OLP project (and new year) so far!
Stayed tuned for tomorrow's post on the details of my OLW: transform.  Also, next week I will be explaining another element to flow, which is flow psychology, and which is a completely different take on the idea of flow, and which I find fascinating, yet daunting.  I may begin to include it as another element to this project.
Thanks for reading! Happy Thursday.

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01/09/2013

Currently January 2013

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Currently I am, 

Experimenting with a black sketch pad and a white gel pen. 

Eating oranges and brussels sprouts like there's no tomorrow.

Easing back into a schedule and routine after the holidays.

Trying to shake the feeling that we're still on vacation from routines.

Missing the children now they've gone back to school.

Thinking about upgrading to the new OS Mountain Lion for Mac.

Obsessed with the new toy I got on December 31st as my late Christmas gift.

Feeling elated that we made it through another holiday season, made memories and are moving on.

Pondering the ways to use my OLW "transform" to improve my job, family life, physical well-being and spiritual contentment.

Excited to be starting new creative projects to keep me inspired.

Committing to write more blog posts and share more art on a regular basis.

Keeping twinkle lights up to help spread the magic throughout the year

Wishing for peace within my heart so that I can help those around me feel the same.

Learning to let go and let come what may.

Giving myself a break if I don't do exactly what I intended to do today. 

Remembering some days are better than others.

Currently, our days are slowly easing back into the regular hum of life being lived.  

Christmas break was strange with the kids finishing the term late, (which meant they just returned this week) so it seems the New Year goals and plans are being put back a little longer than normal.  I have been looking forward to getting back into routine and back to creating art, but when the day came to do so, I floundered.  

My poor brain was overdone; my body pushed to its limit of fatigue.  I didn't accomplish a lot, but I went easy on myself and just let the day be what it would be. Tranforming the energy into calm instead of frustration.

 I had a different blog post in mind for today.  One that was high in energy and ambition, but when I attempted it, I just couldn't muster the energy. So instead, I wrote this one, at the end of a slow and silent day full of nothing more than some green curry noodle soup, a long walk in the sunshine and some cuddles and laughs with the children when they returned home to my loving arms.

Currently, I am at peace with my decisions, and currently that makes me feel happy.

*This blog entry was inspired by similar entries made by Elise Blaha Cripe, and many others around the blogosphere. 

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