What’s wrong is always available, and so is what’s right. I love Christmas because it’s a time to be thankful for the wonderful people in our lives and the blessings in our lives. It’s a time to smile seeing our daughters get up early to open their stockings and rip into their presents, and to feel even greater seeing the joy they get giving presents to others. It’s a time to have fun preparing a meal together and sharing it.
Or you can focus on the commercialisation of a holiday for big corporates to get richer.
Same exact situation, different focus, different meaning, vastly different experience.
It’s a choice.
I have never resonated with the word ‘balance.’ It sounds too mediocre, too ‘little bit of everything done not that great.’
When I wash clothes, I leave the light on in the laundry room so I can’t forget about a wet load of washing in the machine.