What are three fulfilling aspects of your life that you tend to overlook?
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1. Sorting and resorting my books on the shelves in our little “sitting room” where my desk is. That way I stay in touch with my “old friends.”
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2. Sitting in the sun from the window with Twitch on my lap just stroking her glossy fur. It calms us both down.
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3. Finishing an extra-hard Sudoku without making any mistakes. It keeps my brain happy!
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Gee, that wasn’t as easy a question as I thought it would be! How about you? What overlooked things do YOU find that are good for your soul?
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Picture Resources:
Quote — Quote Magnet Remember this : That very little is needed | Etsy
Shelves — Sitting room
Twitch — Miss Twitch, our Librarian
Puzzle Book — Amazon.com
Impromptu Promptlings 
For a year I’d been overlooking reading my cards. Now I’m back and working on it from a different POV – The Tarot Activity Book. I am enjoying the exercises, learning a lot more about myself, and happy to be back in a Realm I’d been missing. I’m also thoroughly enjoying the warm season, sitting out on the deck, and hearing the birds singing.
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I’m so glad all is well with the two of you after your car accident. Thank God you weren’t seriously hurt. Does there happen to be a day other than Friday that we could talk this week? I think his nibs is taking Friday off. Let me know.
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Love your book room. I do love books and I love reading them, but do not do so very often since my blogging began because I do love reading posts by bloggers also. I also do Sudoku. I never do what I imagine you refer to as extra hard. I find Sudoku books vary greatly in their “difficulty” levels. I use a pen to fill in because pencil is not dark enough for me to see easily – also because I don’t like “guessing.” When there begins to be paths to choose, I toss the book. 😀 I like your question.
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A pen! You use a pen, Oneta??? My hat is off to you. I erase so often I wouldn’t even be able to see the page if I had to scribble everything out!!! I’m amazed! Way to go, girl!
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The porch swing comes to mind. I should go more often. Walking the fields which have now grown to tall to be safely walked through. A day to do ‘nothing’ and not feel guilty.
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Your comment about the fields intrigued me, Beverly! Why would they not be safe to walk through? How interesting!
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Snakes!
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OH!!! Snakes! Why did it have to be snakes! (To quote Mr. Indiana Jones!)
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Overlooked and truly missed are 1) my soul-strolls. 2) writing. 3) baking scones
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Are you not writing at all these days? Don’t lose that part of yourself, hon. You fought so hard to get it. And DO be sure to “pace” those scones! ;D
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Our sitting rooms are quite similar!
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That’s great. It’s so nice to sit there and spend time “remembering” with all my old friends. I bet you do that, too?
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Hi Cheryl!
I guess for me the things that keep me sane are:
Walking in nature
Watching wild animals
Taking a good photo
Writing a good piece
Travelling in other cultures
Reading a good book
And meeting friends
So far though, they’ve not quite worked on the sanity front!
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LOL! Opher, you’re one of the sanest people I know! 😀
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Oh my … you’re right, it’s not an easy question to answer. 1) Sleep? 2) giving myself an hour to do nothing but read. 3) a long walk with my favourite tunes on the ipod.
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Do you have to give yourself permission to have down-time, too, Jill?
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Oh yes! In fact, not only do I need to give myself permission, but I literally have to force myself to take an hour for ‘me’. Sigh.
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I can SO identify with that! 😦
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