Time to rest, re-energise and refresh.
Break free from routine, be spontaneous or just be.
Stop the clock or use that free time for something that's really important to you.
Catch-up, create or just chill.
Do something different.
Wherever the weekend takes you I hope you find these links useful.
- The Rule of Hands by Eat and Think. This is such a pretty post and valuable to anyone like me who's trying to eat healthily and heartily.
- Here's What Happens When You Start Being Nice To Yourself by mindbodygreen. Timely advice on self-care.
- Free fun! Twenty adventures that don't cost a thing via The Guardian. The Sunday Assembly sounds interesting.
- Viewpoint: How life in a caravan set us free via BBC News. I found this inspiring reading especially as it involves former teachers. I can't wait to read more Meek Family Adventures.
- Do what's important (not urgent) by little eco footprints. I really want to work out how to apply the Eisenhower Method to my life.
- Brittany's Bayside Bungalow an immaculate tiny house to enjoy via Tiny House Giant Journey.
With these have a great weekend xo
interesting links Claire, have a good weekend. X
ReplyDeleteThanks Claire! I have put Eat and Think and little eco footprints into my favourites right next to Just a Little Less as I really liked the articles and the blogs as a whole. I also love the idea of the Eisenhower Method and plan to implement it right away :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links this week - Little Eco Footprints is a great read.
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ReplyDeleteClaire - the Guardian link takes me to the Be Nice to Yourself link!
ReplyDeleteNice selection of reads :)
Thanks - it's working now!
DeleteHi Claire, I found your blog recently and am now following and really enjoying reading it, hope you're having a good weekend x
ReplyDeleteHi Jean, lovely to hear from you and thanks for following xo
DeleteHi Claire, I read about the urgent/important matrix in "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" many years ago and it has really made a difference in my life. My #1 example of urgent but not important is leaving your work email open all day, and feeling the need to read and respond to each and every email the moment it comes in!
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