There’s something sacred about a summer path winding past wildflowers and tall grasses, kissed by the golden light of late afternoon. It’s quiet here—no honking horns, no buzzing screens—just the gentle whisper of wind and the crunch of gravel underfoot. This is where summer peace lives, tucked along the edges of old stone cottages, nestled… Continue reading Cottage Paths & Summer Peace: Embracing Slow-Living Under the Sun
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The Importance of Slowing Down—Especially During Healing (But Really, For All of Us)
Not long ago, I had emergency oral surgery that stopped me in my tracks—literally. Swelling, pain, and fatigue forced me into stillness. It wasn’t optional. What surprised me, though, was how unfamiliar rest had become. My first instinct was to push through, check emails, make plans, get back to “normal.” But my body said no.… Continue reading The Importance of Slowing Down—Especially During Healing (But Really, For All of Us)
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