TILRN November 2015 Edition
November 01, 2015
Things I Love Right Now
- pockets (sadly, 99% of what I wear doesn't have pockets. However, I have a pair of pants that are thicker and, therefore, worn more during the colder months that has pockets. Needless to say, I've been delighted to wear them in the recent days.)
- apple cider (I just had my first of the season. Always a great fall staple!)
- updates from old friends (just heard from a friend from long ago in California)
- dance parties with my family (in the kitchen, in the car, at Charissa's reception... There has been a lot of family dancing lately. It's so fun!)
- the phrase "It doesn't have to be perfect to be beautiful." (I am holding on tight to this one from The Nester as I update our home.)
- updating my Linked In profile (never thought I'd have any interest in this, and it wasn't my plan to even have a Linked In profile, but with my new job, comes lots of new things, and I've realized it is a good thing to boost my online professional appearance.)
- hearing Catherine sing (Lately she's always asking for a CD. I didn't realize how quickly she was learning new songs until yesterday when she could suddenly sing about 80% of a song she just started listening to. And it was from a CD of choir songs from my time in LA.)
- making decor updates to our home (in addition to changing our guest bedroom to my office, I'm trying to determine which furniture and other items we can part with. I also finally painted our front door!)
Ta-da! Hooray for this Not a DIY-er!!
- embracing my unique style (Josh and I rarely agree on the same things, so it's not surprising then that we have different styles when it comes to how to decorate and arrange our home. He has just started to give me more free reign, and I've been strongly drawn to some very unique things - artwork and chairs, specifically. I'm learning it's ok to have my own quirky style, and it's ok to enjoy quirky things. One of these days, I'll post pictures of the
crazyunique additions.
- my boss (as I struggle to be a professional again and to figure out child care and family dynamics, I'm so grateful for an encouraging boss who sees my positive qualities and seeks to bring out the best in me. It is a big time of transition, but he is patient and believes that family is a bigger priority than a job.)
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