Saturday, December 13, 2008

5 A Day


I was visiting Leah today. She had been tagged to take part in the Mindapples project telling the world what five things you do that help keep you mentally well.

Here’s how it works:

  • Write a post telling your readers five things you do that help keep you mentally well.
  • Link to the Mindapples site.
  • Invite five blog-friends to do the same (if you want to)

And that’s it.

I've decided to list my five things that calm/ground me, but I'm not going to tag anyone. Play along if you like.
  1. I like to meditate.
  2. Walk around the neighborhood.
  3. Listen to music - usually with a Celtic flavor.
  4. Be creative. That might mean playing with paint, working with yarn, cooking.
  5. Reading. Keep the little gray cells active!
  6. Stay interested in life! Get up in the morning and welcome the day.
  7. Opps -- guess I've gone over 5!
It's not 2009 yet, but already the January calendar is getting busy. I enjoyed Creative Everyday so much in 2008 that I signed up for Creative Everyday 2009 (check out Leah's blog). Jamie at TNC is starting a new book in January - Twelve Secrets of Highly Creative Women. I'm sure it will be as much fun as Soul Coaching was -- not to mention good for me, too! Paulette Insall has a new journaling class that starts January 5. The Houston Zoo is starting off its wild life lectures in January with cotton top tamarins and I have a short, 15 minute presentation for the docents early in the month. Wow! That should keep me busy. Perhaps I should add number 8 above: Keep Busy. Then there is no time to get flustered!

Seeing the little Christmas tree widget counting down the days to Christmas reminds me that time moves quickly. Make every moment count. Embrace every moment.

1 comment:

  1. Hi Snap,
    Just doing my thing today and popped over to see what's going on. Girl you are so busy ...well looks like you are gonna be in January. Loved your list too.

    ReplyDelete

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