Days like yesterday don’t happen often in the dead-center of winter, but yesterday? Was stellar.
And the best part is I think you could have one too.
Take a Risk
For several months, perhaps years, I’ve been reading and listening to training on this whole blogging business. Every single one recommended guest blogging.
I knew it was the way to go but Inadequate told me I wasn’t good enough–I didn’t deserve to be published elsewhere. It was a risk to me to send in the guest post to MoneySavingMom.com that published yesterday. But the risk paid off.
And I can’t tell you what a good day that made. Risks don’t always pay off but when they do? Stellar.
Where do you need to take a risk? A conversation? Application? Do it! It will make for a stellar day!
Be Creative
Yesterday morning the girls and I decided to make some homemade play-doh. I did the making and yes, even the playing.
What is it about homemade things that provide so much satisfaction? Perhaps because God is quite creative and he put that inside us too. When we tap into that, it feels right and good and dare I say, sometimes stellar.
Get Active
Scott and I don’t get many days off together so yesterday when we were, I was determined to do something as a family.
We landed on laser tag and bowling. And let me say, running through the dark with fake guns with your 10 year old, chasing down your husband and 8 year old? Makes for a stellar day.
How can you get active? Maybe you need to sign up for that 5K or pick up your dusty tennis racket.
And as a bonus tip, order a StitchFix and perhaps they’ll tell you they shipped it on the same day as your other stellar-ness is happening, making your stellar day downright giggly.
What makes your days stellar?
Jenny says
LOVE this picture of you!!! 🙂
Amy says
Haha, thanks, Jenny 🙂
Anne @ Modern Mrs Darcy says
Love that pic! It was so great to see you on Money Saving Mom–well done! And I’m giggling at your ending. Hope you liked your Stitch Fix!
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Amy says
Thank you 🙂 My Stitch Fix is still on its way…can’t wait!