Adventuring through small towns, good books & coffee shops
To be quite honest, I really don’t love winter and January is a hard month for me. I love to be outside but do not love being cold. I love the sun and warmth. Finding ways to savor the winter season rather than wish it away is something I’ve tried to be very intentional about this year.
During this Pennsylvania winter, I will be reading about slowness, margin, and seasonal living. I’ve chosen 5 books to focus on during this time that you’ll find below.
I didn’t want to do really anything drastically differently than I do now, I just wanted to do it more consistently and intentionally. So I broke down my word of the year into 4 directional goals for what I’d like to be.
I had a few words throughout those few weeks that seemed to fit, but the one I ultimately chose for the year was one I initially discarded early in the process.
While December isn’t exactly over yet, I wanted to share my December reflection now since I have a few other … More
When I look at these words, each of them brings back very specific memories and lessons from the year. That’s one of my favorite parts of choosing a word of the year, it’s reflecting on the end of the year and seeing how my word played out, often in the ways I didn’t intend.
That’s how you know when a book is great, you think about it long after you finish the last page.
But legacy isn’t always money or objects. In my opinion, some of the best legacies can never be held in your hands. They’re instead, held in your heart.
It’s that time of year. When you’re trying to figure out the gift you want to give so someone you … More
At the end of the last few months, I’ve been writing about my favorites from that month as a sort … More
SHE MAKES HER OWN ADVENTURE 