Peaceful Sunday Night

Yesterday I was able to get my head above water with work-work and can face the week without worrying that a client is waiting for something. Today I relaxed and concentrated on my apartment and puttered around, did some decluttering, finally got rid of a broken chair that was weighing on me. All my horizontal surfaces are clear and all garbage and recycling is out. I had an insight which probably shouldn't feel new to me, but I don't know if I ever articulated it to myself and that is that I am happier when I am in control of my environment -- not in a control freak way -- I don't care if the throw pillows are this way or that -- but I just mean that there's nothing calling at me to do.

And to top off this peaceful, easy feeling, Fran sent Buddha with this explanation:

Here's the Buddha of Harrison Street (you've met him before), sitting under a tree in his front garden. You can't help but feel the peace and tranquility radiating from this home. It's a small house with a lovely, informal garden. The peacefulness stops you in your tracks and hypnotizes you (well, it does me;-). You just know fairies share the space with Buddha. I once met the husband of the couple who lives there and he said his wife is responsible making it so appealing. Enjoy.

Here's the Buddha of Harrison Street (you've met him before), sitting under a tree in his front garden. You can't help but feel the peace and tranquility radiating from this home. It's a small house with a lovely, informal garden. The peacefulness stops you in your tracks and hypnotizes you (well, it does me;-). You just know fairies share the space with Buddha. I once met the husband of the couple who lives there and he said his wife is responsible making it so appealing. Enjoy.