Chase Me to the Tree was the post that convinced me to subscribe - so beautifully written as a reminder to slow down and savor the rituals, because those become the memories we carry with us. My husband and I have recently started doing a simple phone game together before bed. It only takes 3 minutes and seems trivial, yet somehow that small point of connection has become one of my favorite parts of our bedtime routine.
Renee, it's so lovely to meet you. Thank you for sharing that Chase Me to the Tree did that for you. I love that you and your husband have a bedtime ritual, and I'm so curious - what is the game you play? Always looking for inspiration.
You as well! The game is called Wordscapes, where you use a given set of letters to fill in a crossword style puzzle. They have a daily puzzle where a butterfly lands on certain rows, and the goal is to try to follow the butterfly around. So, we’ll say to each other, “shall we do the butterfly?” Funny, I have no idea where the “shall” came from, but it seems to fit.
Heather, I so appreciate you. Thank you for the constant words of support and encouragement -- I love that we've found each other and connected over our shared interest in writing. 💜
Chase Me to the Tree was the post that convinced me to subscribe - so beautifully written as a reminder to slow down and savor the rituals, because those become the memories we carry with us. My husband and I have recently started doing a simple phone game together before bed. It only takes 3 minutes and seems trivial, yet somehow that small point of connection has become one of my favorite parts of our bedtime routine.
Renee, it's so lovely to meet you. Thank you for sharing that Chase Me to the Tree did that for you. I love that you and your husband have a bedtime ritual, and I'm so curious - what is the game you play? Always looking for inspiration.
You as well! The game is called Wordscapes, where you use a given set of letters to fill in a crossword style puzzle. They have a daily puzzle where a butterfly lands on certain rows, and the goal is to try to follow the butterfly around. So, we’ll say to each other, “shall we do the butterfly?” Funny, I have no idea where the “shall” came from, but it seems to fit.
That's so special, Renee. Thank you for sharing 🦋❤️
Thank you for the time you take on these essays! And thank you for turning your pain into hope and peace for others :-)
Heather, I so appreciate you. Thank you for the constant words of support and encouragement -- I love that we've found each other and connected over our shared interest in writing. 💜