This Monday, every one in my family has the day off. This is a delicious way to do a Monday. If I were to describe my family’s 2020 holiday season in just one word, that word would be “nurturing.” We didn’t do our usual array of activities and parties and sometimes, even small trips. We mostly stayed home (we had a cold front here in our part of Florida), we ate a lot of comfort food, and we “played” with our new things. My eldest son said that he particularly enjoyed “the banter” of our family, as he lives by himself in an apartment. I love “the banter”, too. One night, my husband and I went to bed earlier than the kids, and we could hear them all laughing and teasing each other in the kitchen. It was music to my ears. I hope that this post finds you calm, and centered and nurtured, as well. I think that this is a very sweet and healthy way to enter into the new year.
“Nurturing is not complex. It’s simply being tuned in to the thing or person before you and offering small gestures toward what it needs at that time.” – Mary Anne Radmacher
This meme is about to hit my network BIG TIME.
We’ve gotten hooked on watching YouTube videos of “The Racoon Whisperer”, a guy named Jim from Nova Scotia who feeds racoons every night. He’s got quite the posse of coons, sometimes as many as a dozen. They don’t do tricks or anything, but watching them is mesmerizing. Seriously, once you start, you can’t look away!
Oh, I must check it out!