Asheville Routine

I've decided my "goal" for June (ahead of my birthday) is to get an Asheville morning-ish routine in place.  My workouts and eating are spotty, at best, and with the frequency of Asheville visits, this needs to change.

I'm not sure what this looks like or how to accomplish it, but I'm ready to problem solve it.  I love the house and the town, but come home feeling blah from lack of good habits.

I'll write more about it soon.  It's a big challenge and I'll explain it while I'm figuring it out.

Every weekend (or every other long weekend) can't be party hardy.  I'm up for this challenge.

First Coaching Week zoom with Brooke Castillo.  It was good.  What I like the best -- totally stuck to the scheduled time.  Didn't start late or go over.  I'll make a joining decision by the end of the week.  She coached 4 people and it was interesting to watch her and helpful to see them coached.

I have to pickup hubby from repair shop this morning at 8 o'clock.  I'll workout after -- so I'm not rushed.  I need the full load this morning -- workout, cool down, stretch, meditation.

My plants are doing well.  Tomato plants have blooms, but a lot of yellowing leaves.  I need to google that.  My herbs and greens look good.  I might actually get to eat some greens.  House plants are surviving the watering schedule changes since I leave for long weekends.  I think a few need a bigger pot again.  I wonder when you can stop going bigger??  Googling that too.

I NEED time to myself this week, but that won't come until the weekend.  That's another "thing" I need to figure out coming back from Asheville.  Lots and lots of time together over the weekend -- how do I balance that more.  (Maybe Coaching Week can lend some ideas or inspiration.)

Also, need some time thinking about life-out-of-quarantine.  What should I add back?  I'm proud of a simpler routine, less fussy, less personal maintenance.  Yet, I want to get my nails done in the worst way -- my dang aggressive cuticles are fussy again.  I like cooking at home too.  I like not stopping for a coffee or tea while I run errands.  Balance.  It's something to think about.

I also am getting invited to join the world again.  Where is this line?  I want connection again, but what does it look like -- when to say 'yes,' when to say 'no.'  Is the "thing" important or the "who" important.  I want the "who" but not the "thing" -- should I do that?  The more I question this transition (including Asheville), the more I want to join Self-Coaching Scholars.  I need some help and clarity going through this process.

Hmmmmm.  Lots to chew on.

Have a happy day.  Stay well.