The first week of a new practice is usually the easiest one. Now that I'm into my second week of daily treasure hunting, the daily grind of winter has set in and it's a little harder to remember that each day holds treasures. Especially with the sub-zero temps, traffic-congesting snow and extreme winds. (Sorry -- that's not supposed to sound so whiney. . .) But there were treasures each day as well.
Winter fruits like oranges and grapefruit as especially yummy AND so healthy. It was good to eat this one a little more mindfully, savoring the juicy sweetness.I have fallen in love with this magazine. Published in the Netherlands and printed in Poland, it is filled with beautiful images and inspiring articles. I just have two back issues, but I am very tempted to subscribe. It's a little pricey though.
I vicariously enjoyed the Documented Life Project last year as fellow bloggers shared their beautiful journal pages. This year I took the plunge and joined. The prompt for week 1 was to use a book page as background. The image of the girl is from my Flow magazine, and the notes are ones I took while reading Christine Valters Paintner's book, Eyes of the Heart.
Taking the Christmas tree down. Again, I tried to be mindful and grateful as I took the ornaments off and put them away. I will be glad for a little extra room in the house, but I will miss the twinkling lights.
Finally, an image of warmth and light on cold and dark winter days.
Wishing you daily treasures this week!