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January 18, 2013

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driftwood

oh how I love your vision board idea. I made a mood board a few months ago to inspire my crafting, but a board to inspire ME, oh that I need.
(love the quilt too !)

caireen

Hello Ginny! funnily enough I did some cutting out this morning and posted it on my blog before I saw this! We're synchronised again! Just taking some time out for myself, and perhaps some 'goddess' time. Xx

willow

Hello Ginny,
That an impressive list of achievements for 2012.
Your vision board looks great. For a few years when my boys were about the age your girls are now, we used to each make one on New Year's Eve. It was always interesting looking back at the end of the year to see how much of the old years one had happened as well as looking forward with the new one. We used to call them intention boards.One year on a whim I cut out a picture of a spinning wheel and stuck it on my board, by the end of the year I had taken spinning lessons and owned my own wheel - powerful stuff!

Hope you are keeping safe and warm in this snow.

Mousy Brown

A post full of great ideas, inspiration and lovely images...I especially love your quilts! Hope you have a simply wonderful 2013 Em xx

French Knots

A mood board is a wonderful idea, collating inspiration and themes for the year ahead.
I'm sure 2013 will be as a year full of good things for you x

walter and me

Love this post Ginny, it really speaks to me. Think I need a mood board, along with some serious decluttering!
Hope you are well!
Love Diana x

Marie

Hi Ginny,

You accomplished so much in 2012. I hope that 2013 is another great year. I love your vision board....I've been thinking of doing something similar myself.

Like you, I want to declutter. I want to take better care of my back (always a sore point!) and I want to lower my stress levels....I'd also like to have more time for reading for pleasure and return to crafting. My sewing machine hasn't seen the light of day in a while and I have lots of unfinished needlework projects.

Marie x

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