Day 27 of 2026- A Better Day

 Hi Friends,

A better day today, working through the smaller things but the morning was hard with deadlines that needed to be met. It made me realize that getting the hardest work done early is better for me, because it sets the tone for the rest of the day and makes the afternoon feel lighter.

Once I pushed through those tough tasks, everything else felt more manageable. There’s something powerful about starting strong it builds momentum, reduces stress, and gives you a sense of accomplishment before the day really gets going.

That said, everyone works differently. Maybe mornings aren’t your peak productivity time, and that’s okay. The key is knowing when you feel most focused and energized. Whenever that time is, use it to tackle the hardest thing first.

Small changes in how we structure our day can make a big difference. Listen to your rhythm, respect your energy, and give yourself permission to work in a way that actually supports you, not just what sounds productive.

Wishing you peace and happiness from my heart to yours!

Peace

Monita

Day 26 of 2026-The Quiet After The Storm

 Hi Friends,

The snow and sleet have ended, and it honestly looks so beautiful and cold outside. I will certainly enjoy working today while looking out my window, admiring the quiet stillness and the all-white ground.

It’s quiet out there. No one is really outside, and there’s a gentle sense of calm after the storm. Folks are glad it’s over, and now we can dig out and slowly head back toward some kind of normalcy though that will take a few days.

Although it is bitter cold, and I truly am not a fan of cold weather, there is something special about this time of year. It feels like a pause, a chance for renewal and resetting. Everyone is mostly indoors, the world moves a little slower, and I hope this is a time to savor the beauty outside, take a breath, and reflect on new beginnings.

Wishing you peace and happiness from my heart to yours!

Peace

Monita

Day 25 of 2026-Sunday Snow Storm

Hi Friends,

And the snowstorm is here. I woke up this morning to many inches of snow, and now there is sleet and freezing rain. It’s cold, but it looks so beautiful outside.

The grocery store shelves have been empty since yesterday. People were really stocking up and getting prepared. We all felt the need to do that.

Days like this remind me to slow down, stay warm, and appreciate the quiet moments. Whether it’s watching the snow fall, sipping something hot, or simply being cozy at home, there’s something peaceful about being forced to pause.

Hope you all have a great Sunday!

Wishing you peace and happiness from my heart to yours!

Peace

Monita

Day 24 of 2026- Saturday Winner

 Hi Friends,

What a great Saturday! I loved spending time with my kids. We tried a really good gelato place, and I loved it so much. I was a bit hesitant at first since I’ve been watching my health, but I decided to go for it. I had the smallest baby cup, about half a scoop, and it was delicious.

With such a busy week and preparing for the big snowstorm, taking a moment to savor that gelato felt great. It felt like a well-deserved pause. We all deserve moments like this, as long as they are within our limits.

Today was a complete win, and I intend to have most, if not all, win days this year.

Hope you find your own little win today, whatever that looks like for you.

Wishing you peace and happiness from my heart to yours!

Peace

Monita

Day 23 of 2026- Happy Friday

 Hi Friends,

I definitely wasn’t prepared for the kind of Friday I had, back-to-back meetings all day, and now my brain is completely exhausted. So I did the only thing my tired mind could think of: I stopped answering emails, left a few tasks unfinished, and walked away from my computer.

Sometimes, especially at work, no matter how much you prepare, unexpected things always pop up. And when it all starts to feel like too much, stepping away can be the best choice, at least for the moment. Everything will get my attention first thing Monday, when I’m “brain fresh.”

Wishing you peace and happiness from my heart to yours!

Peace

Monita

Day 22 of 2026- Getting Ready

 Hi Friends,

The forecast models are starting to firm up, and it looks like we may actually be dealing with a major storm in the next few days. At first, everything felt all over the place, one source said one thing, another said something completely different. But now the predictions are starting to line up more clearly, and you can feel it happening. People are getting prepared, stores are getting busier, and the general buzz is definitely picking up.

I’ll be honest, I’m not one to panic, but I am someone who likes to be ready. So later today, I plan to start getting a few things together and making sure we have the necessities at home. Nothing crazy. Just the basics that make life easier if the power goes out or roads become unsafe. Water, some food, batteries, flashlights, and anything else we would truly need.

Storm prep is about having what matters so you can stay calm when things get unpredictable. And honestly, that idea goes beyond weather. Being prepared isn’t just for storms, it’s for life too. Having your necessities in place, staying grounded, planning ahead, and keeping your priorities clear helps you handle whatever comes your way, whether it’s a storm, a busy season, or a big goal you’re working toward.

Prepared is peace. Panic is noise.

Wishing you peace and happiness from my heart to yours!

Peace

Monita

Day 21 of 2026- Weather Forecasters

 Hi Friends,

The weather forecasters are truly funny. We’ve got a major storm supposedly headed our way, and every source has a different prediction on how it will play out. They’re all watching the models and trying to call it early, but some of these forecasts feel completely outrageous. Of course, as soon as people hear “major storm,” the panic starts. And honestly, I’m sure Costco has already run out of toilet paper… just saying.

As for me, I’m not running out to buy everything in sight just yet. It still amazes me how quickly people jump into panic mode. I get it, it’s smart to be prepared, but we’re still at least 3 to 4 days away from when this thing might actually hit.

So folks, don’t panic quite yet. Give it another day, see how the forecast evolves, and then make a plan. We’ll all be okay. That said, there’s nothing wrong with grabbing what you need, the basics and necessities, just in case. Prepared is good, panic is not. For your life too.

Wishing you peace and happiness from my heart to yours!

Peace

Monita