Go touch some grassšŸƒ

Itā€™s easy to get into a routine of shuttering away from the cold. So I make it a point to leave early every morning during the week just to get outside, breathe some fresh air, and feel the sun hit my skin.

For some reason, this particular winter, itā€™s been a struggle! And itā€™s not even been that cold at all.

But I do it and feel great after.

Iā€™ll find a cafe nearby, drive to the food court on base, or one a little further away. I work on my planners or school work. Iā€™ll go to my car to make or take phone calls.

I find Iā€™m more productive this way vs staying inside.

Now, the only piece Iā€™m missing is the motivation to work out! I mean I DO want to but donā€™t often FEEL like it. So, I donā€™tšŸ¤·šŸ¾ā€ā™€ļø

Ugh šŸ˜‘

I HAVE made sure I meditate for at least 3-5 minutes most days. Even when I donā€™t feel like it. I just checked my stats, I have a streak of 3days going this week. I skipped the earlier part of the week so Iā€™ll take the progress!

The app I use is called Balance. Itā€™s offering a free year so itā€™s well worth a try. So far Iā€™m using the wake-up prompt but there are so many others Iā€™d like to try. Itā€™s only for 3 minutes so itā€™s perfect. I did do a centering one last week because I saw a rodent when I was out and about and it stressed me outšŸ˜±šŸ˜©

Now I canā€™t help looking to ensure one isnā€™t in my vehicle before jumping in. Good griefā€¼ļø I donā€™t know why Iā€™ve always been scared of them but I just can NOT with rodents. The germaphobe in me cringes at the thought of them running amuck. Sure, they have a role in the ecosystem, but I canā€™t deal with them.

Sorry, not sorry.

So, on this self-care Saturday, Iā€™m signing off so I can get dressed, and get on with my day making sure I go touch some grass.

Make sure you do the same.

Go ahead, put the phone down, step outside and go touch some grass toošŸ˜ŠšŸŒæšŸƒšŸŒ³šŸŒ»ā˜€ļøāœØ

Angel C

Hello, Iā€™m Angel, and Iā€™m delighted to share a bit about myself with you:

I proudly served as a United States Marine for 20 years, where I learned the values of discipline, dedication, and attention to detail that I now bring to my work.

Iā€™m a devoted mom to my wonderful son and a proud grandmother to three amazing grandchildren. Family is at the heart of everything I do.

My educational journey led me to The George Washington University, where I earned a Graduate Certificate in Public Relations, honing my effective communication and storytelling skills.

I pursued my passion for visual arts and storytelling at the New York Film Academy, completing a Photography Visual Arts 1 Year Conservatory program. Additionally, I delved into the world of film through the New York Film Academyā€™s Film Program.

As a Certified Professional Life Coach, Iā€™m dedicated to helping individuals find their path and achieve their goals.

My heart belongs to visual storytelling, paper crafts, and travel. Iā€™m deeply passionate about capturing and preserving moments and curating memories that last a lifetime.

Thank you for visiting my website, and I look forward to not only sharing my creative journey with you, but helping you craft and share yours as well!

https://angelcstudio.myportfolio.com/angel-c-studio
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