The post beautifully blends a whimsical poem about love with a personal reflection on overcoming a busy January. The author, Colleen, expresses relief at entering February and shares a day of self-care, shopping, and cooking, emphasizing the importance of grace and relaxation while acknowledging the pressures of time management.
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Wing and a Prayer
This week, Colleen reflects on challenges faced during January while balancing work and self-care, incorporating personal poetry and the phrase “two wrongs don’t make a right.”
Winter Wine
Colleen Keller Breuning reflects on a snowy week, describing the warmth of winter wine amidst the cold and impending storm. As tax season looms, she humorously shares her pet peeve: whining, highlighted by a long-standing sign in her laundry room. She wishes friends a safe and warm weekend.
The Fires of January
The post reflects on the devastation caused by California wildfires during January, highlighting the heartbreak of loss experienced by victims. Colleen expresses her sympathy and concern for those affected, acknowledging her exhaustion from work and struggles with creativity amid the tragedy. She emphasizes the importance of writing and prayer for coping.
Be the Light
In her post, Colleen Keller Breuning reflects on the New Year and sets a positive intention to “be the light” in her life. Through a Kyrielle Sonnet, she emphasizes the importance of seeing goodness and possibilities, encouraging others to focus on light, laughter, and love, rather than negativity.
Echoes of a Vintage Christmas
The post reflects on a nostalgic Christmas filled with family traditions, baking, and cherished moments. It combines memories of vintage holiday cheer with personal updates, like healing from a foot surgery. The author expresses gratitude for festive gatherings and anticipates a busy January while wishing everyone a Happy New Year.
Solstice
The post reflects on winter’s arrival, the longest night, and the mix of cozy feelings and longing for family during the holidays. The author shares personal thoughts on healing after surgery, the frustration of being unable to drive, and expresses festive wishes for Christmas and the New Year, filled with love and joy.
In Good Spirits
The content describes a reflective evening by a fire, where red wine enhances a serene atmosphere under the moonlight. The author shares recent experiences post-bunion revision surgery, highlighting the progress made in recovery and embracing the holiday spirit. Despite challenges like limited mobility and online shopping, a sense of gratitude and joy prevails, encouraging self-care during the festive season.
No April Rain
No April Rain No April rain, no flowers bloom,No overwhelming sense of gloom.Her light shines through the thickest haze…She brightens up the darkest days. Her smile is like the blazing sun,Full of rainbows and sparkly fun.Effervescent, she sings and plays…She brightens up the darkest days. I leave behind my sun and skiesIt’s always hard toContinue reading “No April Rain”
Reach Higher
Colleen Keller Breuning shares her busy life as she balances work and home responsibilities during Writer’s Choice Week. Recently, she completed her Quickbooks ProAdvisor Certification and is preparing for Thanksgiving in Florida. With upcoming foot surgery, Colleen manages holiday decorating challenges, while expressing gratitude for family and upcoming celebrations.
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