Welcome on a new edition of my weekly ritual, Gratitude Friday (if you are not familiar with it, please go read how it came up and what it is about).

I wish you a wonderful new year ! may it be filled with what your heart desires the most. May it bring you joy, love and abundance in all things <3
The Winter break is coming to an end here, and we are spending its last few days chilling and not stressing about much. We need the rest.
This week, I am thankful for:
- The few days as a family of 5 in Portland, despite the fucking rain that soaked me to the core. Met Elle North.
- The New Year’s Eve party at our friends, lots of laughter (and Hubby and I won our foosball couple tournement, yaaay).
- The weekend left before school and work go back to normal.
- Investing in myself by working with an amazing woman to help me in several areas.
- Gift giving, and receiving.
- Good books to read, in so many genres (if you have suggestions, I would gladly take them)
- Long hot baths
- Laughter
- Playing Rummy with Mom and Cheridoo
- New gemstones.
- Starting to learn the Tarot
- Love
- Hope
- Taking instant photographs
- Making memories
What about you, darlings ? What is your heart thankful for on this new year ?






Knowing what you really really desire is key. How does your business feels like when it meets your definition of “success” ? This past year, I noticed that I can plan all I want, but the most important is how I want to feel.
Yup. And most of the time, it makes me think I am too vulnerable, that I should be able to figure things out by myself, but no; not always. This is just something we (I) need to accept more easily. I have sought guidance from friends, from other artists and even decided that it was okay to go for it when a creative mentor and then a spiritual mentor showed up on my path.
And never doubt them. However, it’s okay if they shift and change, and even if you realize this is not something you want to accomplish/experience anymore. Remember however that when it gets scary, it means you have things to work on to make it good.
