T'is a Gift To Be Simple
#Simplicity
So very much has changed since I last blogged.
I tried starting other blogs under other titles, but then I fizzle out and always end up coming back to my first love, this blog right here.
I even thought of starting a blog called "T'is a Gift to be Simple," but that is just my theme for this year. Perhaps next year, too. Perhaps a forever lifestyle change, but how can I know that?
I tried starting other blogs under other titles, but then I fizzle out and always end up coming back to my first love, this blog right here.
I even thought of starting a blog called "T'is a Gift to be Simple," but that is just my theme for this year. Perhaps next year, too. Perhaps a forever lifestyle change, but how can I know that?
What I do know is that I have a heart for this little Taigh Beag, this little Cottage of the Hill and all the changes that have occurred under it's little (and now, thanks to hubby and my brother-in-law, new) roof.
We have changed churches.
We enrolled out school-aged children into public school. (And they LOVE IT!)
We have a dog!! (I'll introduce him in another post)
We are officially out of the baby/toddler stage and hauled the last toddler bed out of the house two weeks ago.
So, that is how 2016 ended for my big family in our little house.
2017 has begun with Simplicity.
I am inspired by so many advocates of simplicity:
We have changed churches.
We enrolled out school-aged children into public school. (And they LOVE IT!)
We have a dog!! (I'll introduce him in another post)
We are officially out of the baby/toddler stage and hauled the last toddler bed out of the house two weeks ago.
So, that is how 2016 ended for my big family in our little house.
2017 has begun with Simplicity.
I am inspired by so many advocates of simplicity:
It isn't just simplicity in the home, though.
I left a church/denomination where I felt Christianity was complicated. I wanted to shut up all the voices, the opinions, the pat answers, the Christian "speak" and just hear God. I felt like Christianity is supposed to be much more simple and straight-forward.
My body has revolted on me. Despite over a decade of eating healthfully and exercising, it wasn't enough. I need to simplify not only my diet, but my stress levels and activity levels. I am becoming much more realistic about my expectations of myself and life in general.
I left a church/denomination where I felt Christianity was complicated. I wanted to shut up all the voices, the opinions, the pat answers, the Christian "speak" and just hear God. I felt like Christianity is supposed to be much more simple and straight-forward.
My body has revolted on me. Despite over a decade of eating healthfully and exercising, it wasn't enough. I need to simplify not only my diet, but my stress levels and activity levels. I am becoming much more realistic about my expectations of myself and life in general.
I am also accepting that I am a simple person and I am content with a small life.
I don't need to prove anything or accomplish a great deal.
It truly is a gift to be simple.
I don't need to prove anything or accomplish a great deal.
It truly is a gift to be simple.
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