TOP 3 House Rules

House rule number 1: If you open it, close it. 

This one isn’t really an issue because I wouldn’t return anything to a cabinet or closet open unless it’s supposed to be. I am overzealous about the refrigerator and freezer doors, though. Just the other day, my husband had to banish me from the kitchen; he was only trying to stock the fridge with the groceries he just brought home, and I kept closing the door.  

House rule number 2: If you turn it on, turn it off. 

I’ll take this a step further and say unplug it too — at least when it comes to the coffee maker and my curling iron. Even though both have an auto-off function, I don’t like leaving hot things on for longer than they need to be. I also unplug the toaster oven.

House rule number 3: If you unlock it, lock it.

No question here; if there’s a lock on it, I’m using it. I am militant in keeping the front and back doors of my home locked, and I also secure the car by pressing the button up to four times to ensure it’s locked and the alarm is engaged.

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walking on sunshine

Walk barefoot on a rock wall or sidewalk.
Feel the warmth of sunshine it absorbed
throughout the day

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Failing

Every journey begins somewhere, someplace, and mine started at college. One of the required classes of the graphic design program was art, but my first grade on a project was an F! Who gets an F in art? i learned my lesson — I needed to pay more attention and be patient, because it wasn’t about finishing a project but more about understanding and creating my vision. I was not ready to be an artist — my mindset and heart weren’t quite there yet. I managed to pass the class with an A and graduate with a degree in graphic design, but that sobering moment left its mark. That “F” art project is currently
hanging on my wall at home and is one of my favorite conversation-art pieces. It has served me over the years as a reminder that failure isn’t failure unless we don’t seek an opportunity to learn from it.

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Be Open

“An open mind leaves a chance for someone to drop a worthwhile thought in it.”— Mark Twain

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Generosity

Generosity as a mindful attitude means giving of yourself to others with an open heart, without expecting anything in return or overextending yourself. Practicing generosity may take the form of offering grace or forgiveness to yourself and/or others. It may also serve to heighten your sense of interconnectedness with others and leave you with a fuller heart.

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