Because of my adoration for the dainty, I love artistic letters that are filled with scrolls, wisps, and elaborate detail. I love seeing the creative world trending toward beautiful lettering.
Whenever I think about organizing, I ponder the impending project for days and sometimes weeks, trying to figure out exactly from what angle I want to attack. Over the years, I've come to the conclusion that I must first look at the item or items that need organizing and ask myself, "How often do I use these items?"
I recently surveyed my office and living room and realized that I had magazines everywhere. It was definitely time to do something.
I have loved reading ever since I was a little girl. While I have had seasons of not reading, I always return to books to help me learn, rest, and explore.
At the end of one year and the beginning of the next, I try to set aside some time to reflect on the year past and to dream for the year to come. I definitely set goals. Except this year, I decided to call them aims.
As my husband, friends, and teachers will tell you, I have a tendency to skip over the basics. I will leave out the foundational details of an idea or thought or story because I have the assumption that my listener or reader already knows or understands what I am talking about. I have discovered the difficult way that this is simply not so.