Quotes from the Vault – Batteries.
Just a reminder to stay fresh when you feel some wilting coming on; let's not forget or neglect the importance of recharging our own batteries. Thank you for reading, and best of days to you.
Quotes from the Vault – Focus.
It's so important to focus our attention on what's going well and what's going right; it's all too easy to get sucked head first into the negative void that seems to lurk ever so slightly below the surface. Don't let it get to you, and more importantly, never let it consume you. Wear the vibe of positivity even you don't necessarily have it in you; focus on what's important.
SnowPorn.
There's something very interesting here;
stark, structural simplicity blended tidily with a beautiful wash of snow swept countryside. A very striking combination when done right. One must admit that there is a raw, organic comfort in spaces like these; with uncomplicated, almost spartan furnishings, the emphasis is placed on the surroundings rather than the interior. As a result, both elements are enhanced considerably. And the little stout stove? Perfection. Let the daydreams commence.
Light your fire, grab your coffee (or wine), snag your book…and cozy up to the warmth of this week's great wintry space.
Poems – Simple Skies.
Just a little wordplay; hope you enjoy. Sometimes the most complicated things house the simplest teachings. Let's keep the eyes open for them. Best of days to all.
Quotes from the Vault – Greatness.
Excellence. The potential to accomplish great things and grand possibilities; that gift resides in all of us. Yesterday, today, tomorrow…it's there. Will we recognize it? That responsibility is ours.
Essential Egon.
Sonnenbaum, 1910.
Essential Egon is a weekly post dedicated to celebrating the work of a fearless artist who was capable of translating the colors of the human soul. Check him out.
Quotes from the Vault – The Crossing.
When starting new challenges, it's all to easy to become obsessed with finishing. Some of us tend to lend more of our time worrying about the end point rather than the journey itself. Equally important is the beginning. I have to admit, it's often a challenge putting that first foot forward when it comes to beginning a new goal or project. It may be fatigue, or lack of will, or you just flat out don't want to do it, but having the courage and determination to cross that starting line is critical. Best of days to all.
