Third week of 5 things TODAY

Actually, it was yesterday. This is just to keep a record that yes, I was able to make it to my third week.

5 things TODAY may not make sense to anybody but me, nonetheless it's okay. Writing my 5 things every day is a way to remind me that in my present situation, there's love, creativity, and energy that I can share with the Universe without asking for validation from anybody. There was a time when it was disheartening to find out that it was not reaching out to even half a dozen people. Then I would remind myself why I have started. And the fact that 4 or so people might be passing by to check on what I did was already something in itself. I am simply putting out what was initially a simple thought and giving it a life.

It was like what Elizabeth Gilbert had said about creativity and grasping it and making it happen. Otherwise, if the person rejects it or didn't take notice of it, that very energy would still be floating by until another person is brave enough to catch it and put it into being. Well, something like that.

Anyway, here are my 5 things TODAY.

My strength today- showing up. Getting past fear and having an exhilarating feeling of accomplishment.
Self-awareness.
Learning.
Friendship.
Chit-chat with my teenagers.

Blessings to you and your family.

💖

Mayet

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Vacation over

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