Ok guys, here goes nothin! I have joined The Nester and the rest of the 31 Dayers and have committed to writing a blog post every day for the month of October.
Yikes! Crazy, I know. But I'm really excited about the theme I've chosen, because I think it will be a really good exercise for me. So here's the deal: in the spirit of The Book of Awesome
(affiliate link), I am going to be looking for and reflecting on all those "little" awesome things that happen, or that we realize, throughout my day.
Like that time a friend returns a shirt you forgot you had.
Or when your kid takes a 2 hour nap.
Or when you find $5.
Or when the temperature outside is perfect for a walk.
Or when the salt on your salted chocolate chip cookies from LGO is just right. (Phoenix peeps whatUP!)
Those are the awesome moments I think we really need to acknowledge, because they are the ones that make up our live on a daily basis. Not just those awesome moments of holding your child for the first time, or your wedding day, or graduating from college. Those are AWESOME of course, but they are few and far between, and the days in between seem long and uneventful.
But they are not, my friends! They are filled with even the tiniest glimmer of awesome, and this is something I need to remind myself. So 31 days of reflecting on it, it is.
And just for fun, here are a few Awesome quotes from Neil Pasricha's book:
"Life is so great that we only get a tiny moment to enjoy everything we see. And that moment is right now. And that moment is counting down. And that moment is always fleeting. You will ever be as young as you are right now."
"The point is it's such a great feeling to scarf cookies with abandon like Cookie Monster.
Truly, he is the role model for us all."
--The book of (Even More) Awesome
"The [Five Second Rule] has may variations, including The Three Second Rule, The Seven Second Rule, and the extremely handy and versatile The However Long It Takes Me To Pick Up This Food Rule."
If you guys haven't read the book, it's definitely one to check out!
Have an awesome day :)
Kristin
(affiliate link), I am going to be looking for and reflecting on all those "little" awesome things that happen, or that we realize, throughout my day.Like that time a friend returns a shirt you forgot you had.
Or when your kid takes a 2 hour nap.
Or when you find $5.
Or when the temperature outside is perfect for a walk.
Or when the salt on your salted chocolate chip cookies from LGO is just right. (Phoenix peeps whatUP!)
Those are the awesome moments I think we really need to acknowledge, because they are the ones that make up our live on a daily basis. Not just those awesome moments of holding your child for the first time, or your wedding day, or graduating from college. Those are AWESOME of course, but they are few and far between, and the days in between seem long and uneventful.
But they are not, my friends! They are filled with even the tiniest glimmer of awesome, and this is something I need to remind myself. So 31 days of reflecting on it, it is.
And just for fun, here are a few Awesome quotes from Neil Pasricha's book:
"Life is so great that we only get a tiny moment to enjoy everything we see. And that moment is right now. And that moment is counting down. And that moment is always fleeting. You will ever be as young as you are right now."
"The point is it's such a great feeling to scarf cookies with abandon like Cookie Monster.
Truly, he is the role model for us all."
--The book of (Even More) Awesome
"The [Five Second Rule] has may variations, including The Three Second Rule, The Seven Second Rule, and the extremely handy and versatile The However Long It Takes Me To Pick Up This Food Rule."
If you guys haven't read the book, it's definitely one to check out!
Have an awesome day :)
Kristin
looking forward to your every-day awesome posts! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Theresa! :)
DeleteHi! I saw your link over at Catholic Women Bloggers on FB. I love your theme. I'm doing something similar with 31 Days of gratitude. I'm looking forward to reading your other posts! 😃
ReplyDeleteHi Bobbi! Yes - I love your theme also!! :) I actually considered focusing more on gratitude. It's a great topic, I'm looking forward to reading yours!
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