I awoke this morning to sleet and slush (which soon turned to snow) and freezing cold temperatures. The weather was supposed to be pretty nasty until 6 this evening so I left work early to avoid unsafe driving conditions. Naturally the weather cleared about 2 hours after I got home. Now the sun’s out. Isn’t that always the way? Sometimes it is hard to know what the best decision is, but that’s why hindsight is 20/20. C’est la vie! So, with snow and all it entails in mind, I give you:
Things I Love Thursday:
the snow day edition
* Snow. I really do love the beauty of it. It transforms the landscape into an alien, minimalist dreamscape. * Making the decision to rise above circumstances and maintain positivity…even when it’s difficult. * Driving our new Mini Cooper, Alice Tinker (named after the loopy verger in the BBC comedy series The Vicar of Dibley…which my honey and I LOVE!). She handles like a dream! Now we just need to track down an owner’s manual. * Getting my first assignment from All Things Girl! I’m excited and nervous and excited and nervous. But while I’m on the subject: If you’re 1) a woman and 2) an artist who’s interested in submitting your work, we’re currently accepting submissions for our March/April issue. You can get all the details here. * Jumping at new opportunities. * Feeling stronger in my gifts and skills. * Snuggling up to stay warm in this c-c-c-cold weather. BRRRRRR! * Season 1 of Bored to Death…good God I adore Zach Galifianakis. I had the pleasure of meeting him in Houston. He told me I smelled like his ex-girlfriend…who smelled like whale fat. (I was actually wearing this insanely yummy and now discontinued perfume by Urban Decay called Sin…but yeah, sure…whale blubber…) Whales must smell crazy-good then! * As always, my family, my family and my family. I love them so much I sometimes think my heart will burst. *
So what are you head over heals for this week? Feel free to share your gratitude in the comments section below.
Kisses and Chaos,
Alli Woods Frederick
Introducing the original Alice Tinker: