
I heard a rumour there are nuptials taking place somewhere in the country today, but as I no longer watch television (DVDs only these days) I’m happy to say that I will be missing the show. I remember watching Charles & Diana marry, and I also watched Diana’s confessional interview with Martin Bashir, and that feels like more than enough royal shenanigans for one lifetime. And I know that may sound a bit bah humbug, but as I’m only just starting to feel human again, I want to spend the day quietly, doing some writing, maybe taking a walk in the park, and then making something healthy for dinner and retiring to bed with a book. I’ve been trying to filter out the noise of the outside world so i can better hear the messages my body is sending me — this illness has had a lot to teach me, and I want to pay attention as I know more work-storms are on their way, and while it’s great to be so enthused and committed to the work I do, i’m also realising I can’t work if my body collapses on me. Turns out i’m not a robot – who knew?
Happy Friday, whatever you’re doing today x
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*hugs* feel better soon!
i am glad you are taking the time to listen to yourself. it seems there will be exactly enough cheering the couple on. :) take care sweetie.
Enjoy your beautifully quiet Friday.
I am glad to hear you’re feeling a bit better… I think a walk outdoors sounds much better than sitting and watching a royal wedding. I won’t be watching either. We don’t watch TV in this home. I didn’t even know it was happening until my mom mentioned it, like, “oh, Lauren…”- as if how could I not know… Haha! Sending you healing vibes… :)
I’m gonna the play the devil here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/video/2011/apr/29/royal-wedding-prince-william1
the best moments, 4 minutes, long enough. It might make you smile. :-)
Anyways, good on you to be so dedicated. Bon courage!
Take care of yourself! And as intriguing and beautiful the wedding preparations are, the amount of media coverage is overwhelming.
Illness has an amazing way of teaching us to pay attention to US when we fail to do it on our own! Thank you for the gentle reminder to listen to the voices within-the best way to reconnect with our creative side!
I hope you are feeling better. I must confess I am a sucker for a royal wedding! I watched some of the ceremony before I had to head off to work. Kind of cool with all those hats! We don’t really do hats here in the USA. So I found that quite interesting.
Taking a quiet walk outside sounds so good to me. Unfortunately, after working 12 hours with children and then taking care of a sick mom I just do not have any energy left. I am drinking a nice glass of wine and heading off to bed for some quiet reading then SLEEP!
Feel better…hugs…Angela
Oh love, I hope you are feeling better! Taking care of YOU takes enormous precedent over royal nuptials, although I admit, having just ended my semester, I DID watch yesterday while folding laundry with a feeling pure bliss–it was the first time I’d watched TV in over a month, and something about the repetition of the images and the decadence and preposterous loveliness of it all made me quite happy. That–and actually folding my laundry. A first in about a month as well… sigh.
You know Susannah, I found you many, many months ago by Googling “beautiful blogging”. I was so excited to see you would be creating a course/newsletter/guide and have loved being part of the Unravelling weeks in the mean time.
I am patient for Blogging Beautifully while at the same time being a person who “can’t wait” for it to be available.
So looking forward to it while patiently waiting: that’s me :)
Hope your weekend is restorative and peaceful.
You are absolutely right! You aren’t a robot and I implore you to keep in close communication with your body and your intuition Susannah. Don’t let your success with your work ruin your life! Here speaks the voice of experience. Best wishes, Amanda
NIce discovery. May the rest of the exploration come with ease, curiosity and healing. Best.
So glad to hear you’re taking some time to take care of you. Enjoy!
So glad I wasn’t the only one! I confess I did check out some clips on Youtube after the event, just to see the dress – curious to see what a money’s-no-object wedding dress would look like. But otherwise was bah-humbugging with you all weekend. I’ve been astonished by how many people that I know were glued to the TV – in some cases at Royal Wedding parties! Never guessed they were all such royalists!
Did you get Dr Northrup’s book?
OK, I see you already have it. Excellent.