Wednesday, March 09, 2011

A whiff of bliss

I have been doing my utmost to catch a whiff of bliss...
I am doing three things I love on a daily basis - cooking, cross-stitching and reading.
I love having the time to do all of these things which are so sacred to me.
Each one is a different form of meditation, requiring focus and attention.
All is well.

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