All Delights

Yesterday was a pretty brutal one, work-wise. A lot of frustration. Very defeating. But this moment is a new second in a new hour in a new day. Every onward. Fearless, fearless, fearless. So for now, it's all delights.

The most vibrant peonies in my parents' front
yard. (This photo is from last spring.)

Today's Delights

• I have continued to read each article on Noom, get a lunchtime walk in, stick to the calorie budget. I feel like I'm making progress and feeling a bit more disciplined. It feels good, and I'm proud of myself.
• We have the free App for Peacock on our Roku. One show I discovered has been Million Dollar Listing-New York, which I'd never watched before. But something about the Bravo drama combined with the ~2012 designs in the luxury apartments is so fun.
• We made a Costco trip last night to pick up some sparkling water, and we have some fun new flavors to try out!
• Our sweet cat has been adorable today and yesterday, and she's sitting next to me as I write with my coffee made by my wonderful husband. Our current coffee is Black Rifle brand, Black Beauty. Very strong, very good! And a good company that supports the veteran community.
• I did my first Peloton yoga class last night: it was a beginner-level focusing on forward-folds, so my hamstrings feel wonderfully loose today.
• One matter that I have at work--which when it came in, I thought would take years--has been fully resolved as of yesterday. I am proud of that.
• Dinner last night was very good: a cumin-spiced skirt steak on a kale salad. Delicious, delicious.
• About a week ago, I chopped off several inches of my hair. I think I'm really getting the hang of the different length now, and I feel light.
• Last night was a full moon, and when we woke up this morning, with the pink sunrise coloring the air, the moon was still in the sky. So beautiful.
• God is good, and I have a lot to be thankful for.

Find something to delight in today. Even though yesterday was very tough, just writing this post has made me feel better. Hugs, A.