Here’s what this past week looked like: My Everyday Life Week 18
Turns out the chocolate croissants from Trader Joe’s are great. Even though they are pain au chocolat.
This week I took some strawberry jam and made fruit roll-ups in my dehydrator.
Self portrait in an alley.
I’ve entered Fairfax.
REMEMBER THAT.
My very talented/creative friend Sabrina Ward Harrison announced her new e-course that will help you make the book you most want to find! It’s called LIBERATE! I’m hoping it helps me liberate that book(s) I have in me.
There’s ONE spot left in my Food Styling + Food Photography workshop this month in Santa Fe!
Come get yourself a FOOD Journal or a MAKE MAGIC sticker here!
Goodbye, April. You were a breath of fresh air.
Thank you.
I enjoyed the days without rain. It made me appreciate our garden and how it has changed in a matter of days.
Tonight I had an interesting trip down memory lane reading past posts:
Where does the time go? Some of this feels still close and some of it feels so far away.
I will always look at any content on my blog like this since my Mom died:
Anything before November of 2017 was read by Mom.
Anything after, not.
I think about that every time I sit down at the computer typing up my reflection of the month.
Maybe one day my child will read this and see what happened during these years of his childhood?
And if that’s the case, HI, COOPER. I hope you send me funny cat memes when we’re both OLDER!
I hope that the autobill on my credit card didn’t get messed up after my death and you can still read this.
I trust in whatever is supposed to happen, will.
Here’s my APRIL spread in my Currently Workbook!
I worked on this while I was on vacation in Pacific Grove with my family for Easter.
You can read all about my creative project this year–> CURRENTLY WORKBOOK
Happy Monday, friends!
We’ve made it to WEEK 18 of 2019.
This weekend we had a baseball game (we won!), I hosted a BBQ, I did some meal prep and took a breathwork class. WHEW!! I am so glad we have the fridge stocked with goodies. It’s been a while! It’s so nice to be home after being away for a week. I missed my routine and KITTIES!
Let’s figure out what priorities we have this week with a list! Here are my Intentions for the Week!
and work in sketchbook
and work in sketchbook
There are a few MAKE MAGIC stickers left in my shop if you wanna snag one this week.
Don’t forget to write down your Intentions for the Week! It will help hold you accountable for ACTION!
And if you need a pep talk, follow along as I do the 100-day challenge on Instagram.
HAVE A GREAT WEEK!!
Sending you sparkles,
Tracy
Here’s what this past week looked like: My Everyday Life Week 17
Treasure collection, Pacific Grove Easter Vacation 2019.
I tried really hard to slow down and be present this week. Less time on my phone, more time mapping out my work and life. My Dad calls this his “creative work.” It’s the kind of work he does on vacation. It’s the kind of work I like to do on vacation as well.
I really need to spend more time journaling by the beach. I mean, don’t we all?
I believe that teaching your child to draw a Stussy S is a rite of passage.
We went out to lunch on Easter. I think next year we should BBQ lamb like my grandpa used to.
Cooper is usually the only kid on vacation with us.
Walking past art galleries in Carmel.
Happy Monday, friends!
Cooper is on his Spring break this week, so we are spending time with my family on vacation. Even when I’m on holiday, I like to make an Intentions list! It helps to have something to refer to when you’re not sure what you want to do! Here are my Intentions for the Week.
and work in sketchbook and work in sketchbook
Don’t forget to write down your own Intentions for the Week! It will help hold you accountable to ACTION.
I’m rooting for you!
xo
Tracy
