Posted in Uncategorized, tagged enjoyinng every moment, feeling grateful, fidong peace in the little things, Life in NYC, Living in Manhattan, soul cycle, Wordless Wednesday, Wordless Wednesday Pics on March 4, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Somtimes the smallest things can breathe a little fresh air into an otherwise dreary day. Today I woke up feeling groggy, took out the dog and was less than inspired by the rain and giant puddles of slush. The perfect cup of coffee followed by a beautiful Soul Cycle class filled with amazing people lifted my spirits and warmed my heart. Today I am grateful for small moments that make a big difference. Be well my friends.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged American Thanksgiving, feeling grateful, feeling thankful, giving thanks, gratitude, Life in NYC, Living in Manhattan, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving 2012, Wordless Wednesday, Wordless Wednesday Pics on November 28, 2012| 1 Comment »
The last couple of months have definitely had their trying times. And I can’t help but admit that I am looking forward to 2013 for a bit of positive energy and the hope of new beginnings and a fresh outlook. However, this past weekend was American Thanksgiving. Yes, we do celebrate both. Lucky us 😉 We had a wonderful relaxing weekend celebrating with cherished family and friends and during that long weekend I had time to reflect on how truly fortunate and thankful I am for all of our blessings. Most of all, the love that surrounds us. My heart is full of warmth from the amazing people I am truly lucky to have in my life. I am so immensely grateful for all of you. xox
Here are a few pics from the weekend and our adventures. I hope you enjoy them. Happy Wednesday!
Going to see the balloons the day before the parade- Spiderman!
Hello Papa Smurf
A walk in Riverside Park
Love NYC in the late fall
Sisters
True personalities shining through!
Getting ready to celebrate
Looking out the window
Pre-turkey Just Dance 4 Party
Chefs Extraordinaire!
The Turkey??! 😉
A feast, thankful indeed.
A view from Central Park
The city peeks out behind
Gratitude.
It's Always An Adventure 