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Sunday, December 31, 2006
Reflections: 2006
Hi Diva-Socialistas:
On the last day of each year I always choose to be reflective. For me it has become the best time to reflect on what I did, the person I was and how I have changed and/or grown in the last 365 days and what my overall plans are for the coming year.
I have learned to be brave and not worry about the process of doing but rather focus on the outcome I am aiming for. I have actually been reflecting on this earlier than expected because I spent the last two weekends ice-skating. It's so funny how intimidating the ice rink can be if you have never skated before. I have noticed four types of people at the rink.
1.) The person who has never skated before but once they take a few steps and hold unto to rails they find a comfort zone and eventually feel comfortable letting go and gliding on the ice by themselves.
2.) The person who is just happy putting on the skates, getting on the ice for minute to feel how it is for the sake of the experience and never putting on ice skates again.
3.) The type who is used to inline skates and maybe skeptical at first and once they get on the ice their inner Michelle Kwan resurfaces.
4.) The person who just likes skating and goes back year after year to glide on the ice and have a good time skating with family and friends.
Whatever you plan to do next year don't sit out on the experiences that you can have in life - get out in the "rink" and just try.
Hugs,
On the last day of each year I always choose to be reflective. For me it has become the best time to reflect on what I did, the person I was and how I have changed and/or grown in the last 365 days and what my overall plans are for the coming year.
I have learned to be brave and not worry about the process of doing but rather focus on the outcome I am aiming for. I have actually been reflecting on this earlier than expected because I spent the last two weekends ice-skating. It's so funny how intimidating the ice rink can be if you have never skated before. I have noticed four types of people at the rink.
1.) The person who has never skated before but once they take a few steps and hold unto to rails they find a comfort zone and eventually feel comfortable letting go and gliding on the ice by themselves.
2.) The person who is just happy putting on the skates, getting on the ice for minute to feel how it is for the sake of the experience and never putting on ice skates again.
3.) The type who is used to inline skates and maybe skeptical at first and once they get on the ice their inner Michelle Kwan resurfaces.
4.) The person who just likes skating and goes back year after year to glide on the ice and have a good time skating with family and friends.
Whatever you plan to do next year don't sit out on the experiences that you can have in life - get out in the "rink" and just try.
Hugs,
Thursday, December 21, 2006
Fashion Quest!
Hi Diva Socialistas:
After talking to many of you, I've decided to embark on a quest to find fashionable folks in DC. I am mostly interested in outfits built around that one piece or chic ensembles! Send me your pics and I will choose - no guarantees...;) I'll also be taking pics on my own!
Ciao.
After talking to many of you, I've decided to embark on a quest to find fashionable folks in DC. I am mostly interested in outfits built around that one piece or chic ensembles! Send me your pics and I will choose - no guarantees...;) I'll also be taking pics on my own!
Ciao.
Friday, December 15, 2006
Great DC find: Belga Cafe...Yum!
Hi Diva Socialistas:
I am still excited about the wonderful chocolate desserts I just ate with my mom and sister at the Belga Cafe on Capitol Hill. Mom cooked and afterwards we tested out the desserts at the Belga. This was a great plan because whenever we go out to eat we usually don't leave room for dessert and end up missing out on the best part of the meal. The travesty!!!
We had the Vanilla Waffles with chocolate and vanilla ice cream; Belgian chocolate mousse cake and the Bart's chocoladetaart - flourless cake.
One word: Yum!
Defnitely going back for more....another great DC find!
I am still excited about the wonderful chocolate desserts I just ate with my mom and sister at the Belga Cafe on Capitol Hill. Mom cooked and afterwards we tested out the desserts at the Belga. This was a great plan because whenever we go out to eat we usually don't leave room for dessert and end up missing out on the best part of the meal. The travesty!!!
We had the Vanilla Waffles with chocolate and vanilla ice cream; Belgian chocolate mousse cake and the Bart's chocoladetaart - flourless cake.
One word: Yum!
Defnitely going back for more....another great DC find!
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