Blogging on the Brain

I know I've been quiet here recently. It's because I've been working on some new blogs. I'm totally bitten by the writing bug. Everything I do, I think, "Hmmm, that might make a good blog post." I need to start carrying around a notebook to jot down all my ideas.

I'd love it if you visit (and subscribe!) my other blogs. Each one is a bit more specialized, as opposed this one, which is kind of a mish-mash. I'd love to hear your feedback. What you'd like to see on each blog. Suggestions of topics, etc.

To make life easier, here are the links:

  • Cup of Creativi-Tea: I'm sharing all things creative, whethere it's cooking, sewing, or kid crafts. Maybe some bellydancing (that's creative!). I'm also adding lots of tutorials.
  • I'm Not the Nanny: Parenting stories, with some musings about raising biracial kids in a racially conscious world
  • Laugh in Bed: Intimacy and relationships. Maybe some sex.

I'll still post here occassionally until I get the other ones established! Thanks for reading!

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Day 24: What does my body say about me?


Yesterday I felt so rushed and busy. Which in turn made me cranky. It took me a long time get out of that mood. Today I decided that I would slow down. We didn't have to do what we usually do. I ran some errands I've been meaning to run for 2 days. I even took Sophia to the library. Shared a bowl of pho for lunch. Pho is the most amazing comfort food. Even napped together for a little bit.

It's amazing how that one decision took the weight off my shoulders. My steps felt lighter. I felt freer. Maybe other people couldn't tell how I felt, but I noticed a difference. Have you ever stopped to people watch? It's amazing what you can tell about people just from their walk, their body language. Hubby & I like to make up stories about strangers' lives.

On my thirtieth birthday, I knew my walk was different. There was a spring in my step. I event got hit on! LOL.

I wonder if changing your walk and how you hold your body can change your mood. So if I were in a cranky mood but made a conscious decision to walk in a happier way. Hmmm.

P.S. If you haven't had pho yet, you are missing out! Run, don't walk, to the nearest Vietnamese restaurant or pho restuarant. There are many different varieties so you'll find one you'll like. And don't forget to ask your waiter/waitress on how to dress your pho.

photo by foodmuse

3 comments:

Nadya said...

ummy yummy!!
I had some miso soup today - last week got some miso, some temphe, & kelp 'krinkles' - to make at work when I feel like a quick bite - yumm!!
But the pho sounds SOOOO good!

lovely post!

Jamie Ridler said...

I love pho! It's a grey, cold and rainy day here in Toronto. I think that's the perfect day to find me some pho! Thanks for the inspiration.

www.JusticeJonesie.com/blog said...

that soup looks so good!! I had it before but that was years ago when I lived in DC. But I agree, when you decide to let some stuff go, you feel free. Thanks for stopping by Mama Law!