ODAAT: Day 2 Results
See previous post for before.
I feel like this sounds cliche af but cleaning these spaces is like cleaning my soul. I had a full day of errands. I live in a rural location so getting simple tasks done is often a minimum of an hour of driving round trip. And that’s on a good day. I also decided to cook dinner for my husband’s co-workers on a whim 😅 so as soon as I got home with the kiddos, I was cooking.
Dedicating an hour or so to cleaning this space grounded me and gave me a sense of satisfaction and self-care I didn’t even realize I needed. I also LOVE cooking so it was a very gratifying ending to my busy, busy day.
Today was good.
*bonus photo of the drawer I purged today that I forgot to take a before photo of.
I am taking the holiday weekend to relax but still be mindful because I’m not stopping now. I’ll be back to chronicling on Tuesday ✌🏽
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In the busy landscape of rural life, finding time for self-care can be challenging. Cleaning and organizing spaces not only brings physical clarity but also emotional relief. It's about creating a nurturing environment at home. Cooking for others serves as an expression of love and gratitude, enhancing our connections. As we prioritize mental wellness, small actions—like cleaning a drawer or cooking a meal—transform into powerful tools for personal growth. Engaging with these tasks promotes mindfulness, reinforcing the idea that taking care of our surroundings reflects taking care of ourselves. On this holiday weekend, let’s find moments of peace and relaxation while staying mindful of our growth journey. Your daily routine can lead to transformation; every little effort counts. Stay tuned for more insights as I continue this journey and share my experiences!