You be You
I was still new to the NICU scene when she had her first brain scan. She was only a week old when we first heard the words ” Grade 4 IVH “. That put her at 26 weeks +5 days gestational age. She was still eleven and a half weeks from being considered full term. We hadn’t received anything but middle-of-the-road news on how she was doing since she was born,
In this house, we are avid lovers of Amazon Prime. I use it non-stop for my business, (you can see how I’ve featured it as a must-have: The 6 Direct Sales and Networking Tools You Should be Using Daily) and my husband uses it for just about everything else. So, when Prime day arrives, it’s pretty much a holiday for us. Ok, I’m exaggerating, but we did take advantage of it
My husband and I could eat Mexican food everyday. It sounds like I’m exaggerating to make the point that we love Mexican food, but I’m not. We do love it, and we definitely could eat it everyday. (Maybe not for every meal, but certainly daily.) In the past we ran into the problem of getting too comfortable with one thing. Tacos once a week is delicious, don’t get me wrong.
This is the beginning of an ongoing series of monthly recommendations. Each month I will showcase different blogs, books, organizations, brands, and really anything that calls to me to share it. These recommendations are all coming from a place of focus around finding oneself, and the idea that to find yourself you must discover other things. To read more about that, you can check out my post, How To Move
This is the beginning of an ongoing series of monthly recommendations. Each month I will showcase different blogs, books, organizations, brands, and really anything that calls to me to share it. These recommendations are all coming from a place of focus around finding oneself, and the idea that to find yourself you must discover other things. To read more about that, you can check out my post, How To Move Past Feeling
I’m not sure when it is that we lose who we are. Or maybe it’s that we never took the time to find out to begin with? Maybe through years, relationships, experiences and countless up and downs, we change and forget to stay mindful. Once we turn off our mindfulness, it’s almost impossible to keep up with ourselves and feel connected to who we really are mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
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