I have been reflecting on alot lately, my mind is in constant motion at times I get dizzy just thinking about what I think about. My poor husband just stares at me with a look of wonder..(not because he is mesmerized by
me ;-), but I truly think he says "How does she make it through the day without help in doing the everyday things like walking, driving working.....lol). I have so many things I want to do and feel like there is NEVER enough time, do you ever feel that way??
I have had this idea for about a 9months now and I can see how it could work (women's yoga/art retreats). I have been researching it and it seems all the fun ones are always in different states. I would love to incorporate my two loves Yoga/Art and offer it to women in my area. But my little mind sometimes get's in the way i.e..can I do it, how much would it cost to start it up, would women come, how do I market it? In between thinking of all those things, I am thinking about a 100 other ideas. I think in the world they call this ADHD..;-). To stop the little engine in my mind I went up to my little blue room sat at my desk and just stopped an took a moment to breathe deep. With a little bit of a clearer mind, I found this little heart I had made awhile ago with the word "Cherish" on it. So I asked myself, "what do you cherish"? I cherish my husband, my wonderful children, my amazing grand-babies and my step kids. I too cherish my closest friends, everyone means so much to me. Most of all I cherish the one who has made all this possible in my life and that is The Lord.
SO.. I thought I would make a little necklace out of this heart and add some beads and a ribbon in place of a chain. This will always be a reminder of the things I cherish. I am off now to do about 20 of the things on my list before Thanksgiving..until tomorrow reflect on what you cherish..
I love the contrast between the heart and that gorgeous teal bead on the bottom. I'm going to go check out the rest of your blog now.
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What a beautiful necklace! Happy Thanksgiving!
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ReplyDeleteNice piece! Yes art and yoga definitely go together. I have a yoga teacher who's an artist who at times teaches sewing in her yoga studio.
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I like the mix of materials/textures/colours used. The turquoise bead is lovely & I like the reminder to 'cherish'.
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