Day 98.
All our visitors have left.
The boat is still in my driveway. My initial excitement when
I heard a motor running was short-lived. There are Still Things to be Fixed.
My husband has promised me a boat trip as soon as it’s sea
worthy. I am holding him to that promise.
In the meantime, he is on a quest for mysterious “boat parts”
and I have a Saturday stretched out in front of me with no particular plans or
obligations.
It’s a lovely feeling. I have about half a pot of coffee
left, just for me, and I am sitting
at my computer desk, still in my PJ’s.
I have a whole list of stuff I could do;
I could continue writing content for my new business course
I could write a couple of business blogs and schedule them
to be published
I could spend a couple of hours in the garden weeding and
cleaning out vegetable beds.
I could pick blackberries before they are completely over
and freeze them. Or make a pie.
I could clean the house.
I could declutter another corner/closet/drawer.
I could find our sleeping bags and camping gear to get ready
for our boating trip.
The possibilities are not endless.
I will not change the world today, with my list.
The house is quiet. I have another coffee.
I revel in ordinary.
I revel in mundane.
I revel in routine.
Have a great weekend
WB xx
And this is the best way to spend your day... to revel in ordinary. Sounds great to me!
ReplyDeleteReveling in the ordinary is awesome. Happy 100 days eve!
ReplyDeleteIt is In Those quiet moments that we find ourselves truly alive.
ReplyDelete100 days!! Woohoo!!
ReplyDeleteWow. 100 days. Thankyou!
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