Life’s been so full lately between working all of the jobs (yeah I won’t count right now) while hustling this photography business that it’s time to take some time for quiet retreat. Don’t get me wrong, I thrive when I’m in busy mode, but I often get so busy I forget to take some time for myself, which is what I aimed to do on this particular weekend.
Waking up to veils of dense fog reminded me to do so even more as all I wanted was to get out and just take in the gorgeousness of this rich dense atmosphere. Yet here I am, still working, reflecting and writing this for you as you’re reading and just as much for myself. I’ve come to realize that journaling (keeping a blog) is just as important for my soul as it is to connect with you.
I hope through these journeys and dialogues that this somehow relates. Some say how social media how created a disconnect, but I like to think that it brings us together even more closely at levels where we can relate in a heartfelt way.
I find it ever so comforting to come back to this retreat of quietness after a busy season, and finding these places in my day-to-day life, whether it’s in nature, my own backyard or neighborhood, is ever as essential to self care. I hope to find more ways to retreat over the quietness of winter. I would love to hear what is essential to you to rejuvenate your soul. Drop me a line or a private message.
