My reflection on #reverb10 continues with these thoughts on @pattidigh’s prompt from December 15th.
5 Minutes. Imagine you will completely lose your memory of 2010 in five minutes. Set an alarm for five minutes and capture the things you most want to remember about 2010.
December is over halfway through and I’m working through the #reverb10 prompts at my own pace. Here’s my response to @photobird’s prompt from December 10th.
Wisdom. What was the wisest decision you made this year, and how did it play out?
My #reverb10 response to @JeffreyDavis108′s prompt from December 4th. Wonder. How did you cultivate a sense of wonder in your life this year?
My #reverb10 response to @aliedwards’s prompt from December 3rd. Moment. Pick one moment during which you felt most alive this year. Describe it in vivid detail (texture, smells, voices, noises, colors).
Today is a truly exciting day. After weeks of collaboration & cooperation, a labor of love has launched. I am delighted to work alongside @gwenbell & @caligater on such a heartfilled project. Check out www.reverb10.com to catch a glimpse of my joy…
Inspired by my dear friend Analiese, here are ten good things I’m enjoying. Collaborating with soul sisters on secret projects. Mailing handwritten gratitude. Shopping for cozy sweaters and cold weather wear…
Today marks my 32nd Day of Sparkle. Thanks to all of you who have joined me in the final month of my first year blogging. It’s been quite a journey since my first post—and I’m filled with gratitude for this loving, creative and sparkly online community. Speaking of shimmer and sparkle, are you curious to know who won last week’s giveaway?
It’s hot here on North Carolina coast, and the beach is filled with folks celebrating the long weekend. I love feeling the sweet ocean breeze on my skin and hearing the rolling tides everywhere we go. I’m excited to embrace fall when it arrives, but in the meantime it’s extra nice to have such summery days in September…
It’s important to pause and evaluate a day’s work, to recognize when enough action items are complete, and acknowledge when it’s time to power off. Life has been clicking away at a beautiful pace lately, and I feel fortunate to have stimulating projects to work on in my career at the office and in my web work at home…
Living down the street from a major university makes it hard to miss when school’s back in session. The roads are a bit more packed during the morning hustle, the weekend bar scene is brimming with fresh faces, and the grocery store is full of kiddos buying Ramen and Gatorade…
