I'm going to list 3 things that went well today. It's a project I plan on doing all week.
1. My five year old took the snack for preschool today and he was so proud of how the other kids liked it and how generous he felt letting them take the basket of snacks outside. Apparently the kids asked him and he was proud to say that it was OK :). I love it when he is happy.
2. We've had the windows open at night. I love the cool breezes and the (less) need for A/C during the day. It's running right now...so...that's just Omaha weather! As soon as it isn't needed we'll need heat :).
3. I read an Andrew Weil book today that gave me a lot of concrete ideas to improve my happiness. Hint: This project is one of them :). I'm excited about that. I'm all about real, actual things I can try. He's a good writer. I'm looking forward to looking up his other titles, as well.
Friday, September 21, 2012
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