I’m taking a lifeline today from my Think Kit prompts to talk about Whole 30, probably because I’m going delirious and can’t concentrate on anything other than dreaming about sugar and booze. I feel like Carrie Mathison when she goes off her meds (you know what I’m talking about, Homeland fans). I kid, I kid. … Continue reading
Today’s Think Kit prompt: Where did you travel this year? Did it move or change you? **Before I start, I want to admit my guilt in not keeping up with Think Kit. I have flagged all of the emails and I WILL get around to writing these blogs. I promise I’m not a slacker, things have … Continue reading
Today’s Think Kit prompt: What creates a sense of home for you? Explore the space, artifacts or people who shape your habitat. When do feel the most at home? I’ll refer to Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros for this Think Kit Prompt…”home is wherever I’m with you.” Not to be ooey gooey mushy lovey dovey, … Continue reading
Today’s Think Kit prompt: We’re all writing the story of our lives as we go. How can you make your story interesting in 2016? And if you can’t see around the bend, it’s okay to dream. Let’s make 2016 one of the most riveting parts of our tale, shall we? I thought a lot about this … Continue reading
Today, I took a Think Kit lifeline. Today’s prompt: What one word describes your year ahead, how you’ll approach it, what you wish it to be. Better. Be better. Do better. Be better than I was yesterday, and tomorrow be better than I am today. Isn’t that the only thing we can really resolve to be? … Continue reading
Today’s Think Kit prompt: Share a photo or paint us a picture with words. Show us something from your year through your eyes. Did you see something that took your breath away? Or maybe you just couldn’t look away? I couldn’t decide on only one photo for this blog, so I decided to take a few … Continue reading
Today’s Think Kit prompt: No screens, no technology – what did you do with your hands this year? I’d like to say that I have a green thumb, but I can’t even keep low maintenance flowers alive. I’ve tried. We bought the kind that need minimal light and minimal watering…they died in probably less than a … Continue reading
