Laura, Thank you for dropping by for a visit and for following Me.So sweet of you.I am off to browse your blog.I think I may be already following you but I'll check to make sure.Have a wonderful day .Denise of Coffeeberry Cottage
This really is something to think about and strive for. We retired about 8 years ago and I think I visualized a more simple way of life but it has never been more complicated. I need to work on this!
this afternoon, I got my holiday shed all packed up nice and neat.....everything in bins and labeled. Such a simple thing but it gave me such pleasure and a sweet sigh. xo
I am rereading Sarah Ban Breathnach's book, SIMPLE ABUNDANCE: A Daybook of Comfort and Joy, one day at a time. Yesterday's reading included this passage, "This is what I have learned and share with the seeker in you. The simpler we make our lives, the more abundant they become. There is no scarcity except in our souls."
I'm Laura. Welcome to Simple and Serene Living. I've worn many hats in my life on this fabulous planet; daughter, sister, mother, grandmother, and friend. This space is one of my favorite hats.
Couldn't agree more... =)
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Laura. To simplicity . . . .
ReplyDeleteThat's my MOTTO too, Laura....enjoying LIFEs SIMPLE PLEASURES! Hope you are having a beautiful day~~~Roxie
ReplyDeleteLaura, Thank you for dropping by for a visit and for following Me.So sweet of you.I am off to browse your blog.I think I may be already following you but I'll check to make sure.Have a wonderful day .Denise of Coffeeberry Cottage
ReplyDeleteThe time after Christmas is a time that we tend to really appreciate simplicity, clean lines, and less clutter in our lives, and our houses...
ReplyDeleteGreat choice.
Jen
Even your post is even beautifully simplistic! Love it.
ReplyDeleteKaren
Simple just beats the heck out of drama.:):) xo,Susie
ReplyDeleteI couldn't agree more-especially now with the holidays over it is so nice to breath and enjoy the small moments.
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ReplyDeleteI so agree....I'm trying to simplify things around our home!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful thing to be thankful for. I too need a bit more 'simplicity' in my life!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining Gratitude Sunday!
hugs, Linda
This really is something to think about and strive for. We retired about 8 years ago and I think I visualized a more simple way of life but it has never been more complicated. I need to work on this!
ReplyDeleteThe beauty of Simplicity......thank you for stopping by and leaving a sweet comment. :)
ReplyDeleteAmen, Laura. I keep seeking simplicity but it seems elusive- xo Diana
ReplyDeletethis afternoon, I got my holiday shed all packed up nice and neat.....everything in bins and labeled. Such a simple thing but it gave me such pleasure and a sweet sigh. xo
ReplyDeleteI am rereading Sarah Ban Breathnach's book, SIMPLE ABUNDANCE: A Daybook of Comfort and Joy, one day at a time. Yesterday's reading included this passage, "This is what I have learned and share with the seeker in you. The simpler we make our lives, the more abundant they become. There is no scarcity except in our souls."
ReplyDeleteThat is so very true!
ReplyDeletePretty flower and this is so true.
ReplyDeleteCynthia