Q & A

I was hoping to do a post on what on earth the whole "go for the GOLD" daily schedule actually is (click that link or check the tab above as I did expand it quite a bit for you this morning!), but it was brought to my attention that some of you might have some questions for me.

So, if you do happen to have any questions, fire away! Ask as many questions as you please. Don't worry about me thinking your question is silly or stupid. Sometimes it's okay to ask those sorts of questions, anyway - especially if you really want to know the answers to them!!! I will do my best, either in the comment section of this post, or maybe even in a Q & A Part II post, to answer every. single. question. Be fair, though, please! Only PMB related questions allowed!

This should be fun. (I hope...)

For those of you who have absolutely NO questions about Project Mulberry Bush, here is some eye candy for you...

A pretty pair, indeed. This apron and matching gloves can be found here.

Today is laundry day. I got a head start late last night (I can't remember if I got through three or four full loads...), so I may actually get to all of the bathroom rugs, towels, and bedding today, too! Which would simply be miraculous, wouldn't it?

Blessings, Susan

Which is it?

Regarding the welcoming in of yet another new month (are you also in shock that it's February already?!?) as well as the start of another week, my question for you is this:

Do you think on these quick as a whip time flying flash of months of the year and days of the week as a harsh and vicious circles, or simply as more and more opportunities in which to "get it right"?

For me, I say with confidence, "It's definitely simply the blessing of more opportunities to get it right!" Though when I'm feeling grumpy, I do admit that I can inwardly complain that these things can feel like vicious circles. I hope that you can also feel with confidence that these are the blessing of more opportunities to get things right.

And so it is with a smile that I say "hello!" to February of 2010 - the only February we'll have this year, and don't you forget it! - as well as to yet another Monday - which for me (and you, too, if you are trying to follow the PMB schedule found in the column to the right) means a serious laundry day.

May you do something amazing with your Monday, and your February! Here are some quotes on beginnings that I hope you find motivational - whatever your goal may be!

"You will never win if you never begin." ~ Helen Rowland

"Every day is a fresh beginning, Every morn is the world made new" ~ Sarah Chauncey Woolsey

"The journey of a thousand leagues begins with a single step. So we must never neglect any work of peace within our reach, however small." ~ Adlai E. Stevenson

Blessings,
Susan