It's sometimes a tight knit and other times a loose web, but always with similar elements—a hot drink, a bit of exercise, a few pages of a book, breakfast, some tidying. I allow myself the fascination of changing light; I sit there and get goosebumps watching it, thinking about it. I can't believe this happens! Every morning I think: I can't believe this happens.
P.S. Mary Oliver on the morning.
(I used this recipe, above. Next time I'll split the flour, since I found the sole use of whole wheat, in this instance, a little too pungent for my liking.)
You still have a few months for your 2012 goals. Routines for before and after bedtime are very pleasant :)
ReplyDeleteI like setting away some time for myself in the mornings as well. Mornings are so peaceful--it'd be silly not to take advantage of them and watch the changing light.
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