A good start

Christmas is a warm happy memory...

Jan 03, 2024

It's the 3rd day of a new year and Christmas is just a warm and happy memory.

I do love Christmas but it's also a bit of a relief when it's all over for another year. Wizzard might wish it could be Christmas every day, but once a year is exactly the right amount of Christmas for me.

After a festive period of good food, good family time, and plenty of time to read my new books1, while burning my new candles2, I can say, wholeheartedly, that I am very content right now. The year has gotten off to a perfectly good

I am rested, refreshed, full of love, and ready to make 2024 as good a year as I possibly can.

Because I believe that the universe gives you more of what you focus on I am going to focus on all good things for the coming year.

Abundance, happiness, health, wealth and love.

I also believe that the energy you recieve matches the energy you put out so I will be saying yes! yes! Yes! to everything that creates a high vibe, and no! to the low.

Hair today, gone tomorrow?

I'm having a bit of a dilemma at the moment.

My hair is quite long, halfway down my back, but ~ rather boringly ~ I wear it in a ponytail every day.

I don't have the time or the inclination to fuss with my hair, and I have really annoying hair that doesn't do anything anyway. My hair won't hold a curl, a wave, or even stay tidy for a more than a few moments, so every morning it's swept up into a bobble and that's that.

I'm getting tired of it though.

One noment I think I want it cut to shoulder length or maybe even shorter, the next moment I worry I'd miss the way it is.

It's not that I'm an ardent fan of the ponytail, I just don't like change.

How long will it take to grow back to ponytail length if I have it cut short and hate it?

Is it just my recent birthday, or the new year that has me feeling this way, or am I simply ready for a change?

My mum has been suggesting in the way that mums do, that I'm too old to have a ponytail but I don't think I subscribe to the notion that we get too old for a haircut, or a way of dressing. We should be however we are the most happy shouldn't we? So I don't think it's that I'm feeling this way because of my age.

Too cut or not to cut? That is the question.

Willow, x

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