2022 is only three days old and new enough to still wish everyone a happy start to the year.
It’s been a long time since I’ve posted anything and once again WordPress has changed a few things around on this end. If things don’t look right, I’ll do my best to fix them.
2020 and 2021 are behind us. Thank you, Lord! Let’s hope and pray that the pandemic porn and craziness in the world ends and we get back to normal living. You do your life and I’ll do mine.
This is a new year. So many people designate a “Word of the Year” and try to focus on that word for the next 365 days. I’ve not done that but if I had to pick a Word of the Year, it would be “light”. I want to lighten up my attitude, thoughts, surroundings, and body.
Spontaneity is light, overplanning is not. Looking forward is light, ruminating the past is not. Painting the cement block walls in the basement is light, leaving them as is, is not. Clean dust-free surfaces are light, clutter is not. Eating less and healthier is light, overindulging is not. Walking is light, being a couch potato is not.
Do you have a Word of the Year? If so, what is it? Do you consciously focus on it each day?
Knitting In Flashes 
I like your word. So far, I’m doing ok with the ‘resolutions’/voice in my head. Move more. If it needs to be done, do it. Give it away or throw it away.
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My word will be Grace. I need to give more and I definitely need more!!
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Good word! I need a sentence…do it when you think of it!
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That’s a great one!
I deep cleaned our bathroom today from top to bottom and all the nooks and crannies that no one sees. Well, no one sees our bathroom but it’s clean, clean, clean! The towels are in the dryer and the rugs (gross) are in the washing machine. I still have to put everything back in there but the hard part is done.
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I’ve never heard of choosing a word, but I like yours. And good to see you back posting!
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Thank you. It’s hard to jump back into something I’ve neglected for so long.
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I’ve been trying to write for weeks and just feel stuck. Maybe next week
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Happy New Year, Patty!
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While I do create a yearly knitting plan with knitting goals to help guide the plan, I do not do any other goals. Fortunately I’m retired so I no longer feel compelled to improve. Goals certainly can be helpful to encourage continual growth though.
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