Putting the OM in OMG
I was listening to this fantastic, new-to-me-but-well-established podcast the other day, about the importance of ritual and soulful practices in our everyday life. It got me thinking about all the little rituals I incorporate into my day, from my … [Continue reading]
There are a really surprising number of houses with Christmas decorations in my neighbourhood. Depending on the snow and cold, it is not unusual to see lights up throughout January, and perhaps even to February, but now it's April 11, we haven't had … [Continue reading]
"You and your waving." My husband said to me on our walk one day, as I waved enthusiastically at a person across the street, only to realize that I had no idea who that person was. This happens more often than you might think; then again, if you know … [Continue reading]
Let's celebrate! It's all right! Baby! I would like to tell you that I have that song in my head, but no, no. I have had 24K Magic in my head for four days now, but not the whole song. Just ONE line, over and over. Every so often I will burst … [Continue reading]
Full disclosure: I had a very different Favourite Things planned for this month, but I decided to write a little about my experience with The Plague instead. You'll just have to wait for Nicole's Favourite Things: The Daily Glow-Up Edition! I'm sure … [Continue reading]
WHY DO WE STILL CHANGE THE CLOCKS TWICE A YEAR I have been tracking my sleep on my Garmin watch since the New Year, and although I have no idea HOW my watch knows how much I sleep and how much of that sleep is deep or light or REM, it seems pretty … [Continue reading]
I have been reading Keep Moving by Maggie Smith, and it's beautiful; I wish, though, that I had read it two years ago, at the beginning of the pandemic. It's perfect for Pandemic Life; for any kind of Life that has encountered loss, really. It was … [Continue reading]
