There Is Beauty In Purpose
Glacier National Park In Spring
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Holiday Travels
The Purpose of traveling cannot be summed up easily as we all have so many reasons to do so. I am currently traveling through Pennsylvania, via our lake house, on the way to Florida to visit family. Florida is not my first choice for Christmas, but we all know the true meaning of the holidays is compromise. We are visiting my man's 82 year old mom, whose purpose in life has been helping the mentally ill, a fine Purpose indeed. One of the things we will enjoy doing together is visiting the local junk, vintage and antique stores, a hobby/passion we both share. She RE:Purposes things for different reasons than I do, but a RE:Purposer nonetheless. So as I have previously blogged RE:Gift and REjoice this holiday. Talk to you next year!
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Tis The Season of RE:Gifting
Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa and of course Happy Holidays. I can remember when it was so uncomplicated. Wishing someone happiness and joy was never ill received ans the intention was never ill intended. This time of year causes so many to reflect upon so many things, but it saddens me that we do not reflect enough. We are just so caught up in the retail frenzy of giving.....
I encourage you, this and every season, to re gift. No, not the ugly tie from the grab bag at work, or the undrinkable bottle of wine from your long lost cousin. I mean go to your local antique/vintage shop or second hand store and give an item a new lease on life. I have found vintage engineering books and old tools for an Engineer in my life, vintage cookbooks and Corningware for a cook in my life, fun things, serious things, just things of all kinds. Don't get me wrong, I won't turn down a thoughtful gift from anyone....but those who really know me....know where to shop.
Peace........
Lindsay
I encourage you, this and every season, to re gift. No, not the ugly tie from the grab bag at work, or the undrinkable bottle of wine from your long lost cousin. I mean go to your local antique/vintage shop or second hand store and give an item a new lease on life. I have found vintage engineering books and old tools for an Engineer in my life, vintage cookbooks and Corningware for a cook in my life, fun things, serious things, just things of all kinds. Don't get me wrong, I won't turn down a thoughtful gift from anyone....but those who really know me....know where to shop.
Peace........
Lindsay
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