Weekend Wisdom: No one is giving you a “You did everything and are exhausted as a result” prize at the end of life. – Kate Northrup
Walking is my favorite thing.
If you follow me on Instagram, you know I walk every day (and share pictures from my walks in Instagram Stories). Sometimes I go to the park, or a nearby neighborhood to walk and other days (like today), I go to the mountains. The best thing about living in Utah is that there is always somewhere stunning to walk.
Even though I walked pre-pandemic, my walking has taken on new meaning over the last several months. My walks used to be something I did, but now they are a place I go. They’ve become more meaningful now that there is no where else to go. As the weather cools, and the leaves fall, I’ll be spending more time outdoors walking. When my mind wanders to all the beautiful places I’ll go again someday, I’ll remind myself that this place, right here, right now is a beautiful place to be.
Ok … onto the favorites:
I can’t pronounce it but I want to make this.
6 minutes of total bliss.
If you have any questions about voting, here are all the answers.
The surprisingly emotional side of pandemic home projects.
I walk every day and keep my yoga mat close by because it feels good to move and this.
I just started listening to this podcast and I’m hooked.
Wise advice on self-care for parents and care-givers.
A feel good story, and a great tip.
What to read if you (like me) love Gilmore Girls.
If you are down, here are 7 little shelters in the storm to help lift you up.
20 light-hearted movies to make you forget about everything.
10 science based self-care tips for fall and winter.
This was a beautiful tribute.
And my Instagram fav of the week is from @simplysophiedesigns because, yes … we must stop compromising our peace.
I hope you enjoy this edition of Weekend Favorites and have a beautiful, safe, healthy, loving weekend.
xo,
Courtney
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