Yesterday was not a banner day, activity wise, but it was passable – for January.
January in Saskatchewan has always been a slower month for me – a time of hibernation and healing – planning and preparing for the year ahead.
Apparently for many, or most, January is a time for failing to maintain their New Year Resolution. According to the attached article, 64% of New Year Resolutions are abandoned within the first month of the year.
https://triplethreatlife.substack.com/p/why-we-dont-do-new-years-resolutions
Personally, I forgo a New Year Resolutions for a New Year’s commitment. This year, I am committed to increasing the amount and intensity of my daily activities in an effort to improve my health and wellbeing – Body, Mind, and Soul.
Yesterday, I did a morning aerobics routine – once again staying focussed on form. In the afternoon, I spent time outside getting some fresh air. Being adequately chilled, I came back in, straightened out a shelf and a few drawers in our bedroom, and I hit the treadmill for thirty minutes.
Dan and I made an amazing pot of wonton soup for supper. He chopped and I cooked. After supper we did the dishes and straightened up the kitchen, before retiring to the livingroom to wind down for the evening.
For the second night in a row, I took out the crochet project that I am working on.

I do not know who came up with the idea of selling yarn in skeins. They do not work for me. Left to their own devices, they inevitably self destruct at their first opportunity.
I spent the evening untangling yards and yards of yarn, trying to find an elusive end – either end! I made significant progress, but this evening will be spent likewise.
So far, my return to needlework has been less than productive and definitely not relaxing. I am not sure what it has done for me – body, mind, or soul, but I will persevere because that is what I do – like the 36% of people who do not give up on their New Year Resolutions in January …
That’s it for today. Take care and have a great day!🤗💞





















