Intentional celebration – what I define as purposeful activities that are geared to well-being.
Are you feeling overwhelmed?
At this time of year, for millions of people, it’s a resounding YES. And it can also include birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, baby births, etc.
What if I told you that it doesn’t need to be this way? I’ve learned the hard way, of sorts, and am here to share my story in hopes to begin a discussion and encourage.
If you find yourself looking forward to the holidays being OVER, you’re not alone.
And maybe you enjoy this time and are able to keep it all together – that’s awesome!
I used to be both of the aforementioned statuses and now, I’m happy doing what works best for me and my family.
No pressure, no guilt, no stress, and loads of joy.
Take a minute to join me in this discussion so that we can support each other as well as inspire to think outside the holiday box.
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Also, a huge hug coming to many of you that have mentioned you’re in tough times right now. I wholeheartedly know that the chaos comes and goes all.the.time. and don’t wish it on anyone.
For me, I remind myself that I am not in this daily battle alone (though it can honestly feel like it) and that this life is temporary. I yearn for the glory to come when I meet my Savior.
Until then, I lift up my hands, giving to Him all that I am not meant to carry.
It ain’t easy because of my humanness.
And yet He still loves me.
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It is nice to see you smiling a lot. You are a lot happier.
Smiles can be deceiving. I’ve always smiled a lot and have been told so my whole life. 😉 Happier is relative.
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Why? No need to be. 🙂