It's Summer. Now what?
These flowers make me happy.
Summer also makes me happy, but it can be a difficult time. I am a sedentary person by nature- so given the chance, I will lay around and read all summer. That might not be all bad, but even for an avid reader like me, it can get boring.
This summer I am taking an extended trip back home to Savannah, GA. This is a good thing because it will interrupt my normal schedule. This is also a bad thing because all my favorite foods will be available in abundance. It will test my recent efforts at eating a more healthy diet.
But even more importantly than these things, I'm feeling a tug towards being more creative. I would like to make a summer resolution to be creative in some way every day. That might look like a well put together, healthy meal. It could also look like a piece of writing (like a vacation journal). It could even be crocheting or sewing. I feel like I am fortunate to have this large chunk of time off, and I'd like to use it to better myself, and maybe even inspire someone else.
So far today I made a healthy breakfast (fruit smoothie and yogurt), and I have the day's reading all lined up. I will have to spend a little time looking over the notes for a tech class I'm teaching tomorrow, but other than that- the day is a blank canvas. I wonder how I'll fill it?
Summer also makes me happy, but it can be a difficult time. I am a sedentary person by nature- so given the chance, I will lay around and read all summer. That might not be all bad, but even for an avid reader like me, it can get boring.
This summer I am taking an extended trip back home to Savannah, GA. This is a good thing because it will interrupt my normal schedule. This is also a bad thing because all my favorite foods will be available in abundance. It will test my recent efforts at eating a more healthy diet.
But even more importantly than these things, I'm feeling a tug towards being more creative. I would like to make a summer resolution to be creative in some way every day. That might look like a well put together, healthy meal. It could also look like a piece of writing (like a vacation journal). It could even be crocheting or sewing. I feel like I am fortunate to have this large chunk of time off, and I'd like to use it to better myself, and maybe even inspire someone else.
So far today I made a healthy breakfast (fruit smoothie and yogurt), and I have the day's reading all lined up. I will have to spend a little time looking over the notes for a tech class I'm teaching tomorrow, but other than that- the day is a blank canvas. I wonder how I'll fill it?
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