How could I resist it?

This morning, I've visited a Dollar Tree kind of store, and found this tin box. It's about 6.5" diameter. Love it!!!

I've already put it in my scraproom with all my sequins in it :)

Have a great weekend!

Hello!

It's finally Saturday, and I was up at 7.30am!! It's going to be a productive day :)

I hope you have a great weekend.

Here I'm sharing some Inspiration for you :)

My Pinterest board for Shoes :)


and a cool staircase :)

Exactly!

(founf here)

Some inspiration for the weekend :)

I'm sharing with you my boards on Pinterest. They may inspire you for this weekend wheter you are scrapbooking or just relaxing :)

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A quote...

Be glad of Life...

Color combos to inspire your weekend :)

Some inspiring color combos found in Flights of Fancy.









And this picture just because I love it :)



If you create something inspired by this post, please tell me!!

The Butterfly Circus.

Some time ago, my scrappy friend Mª Engracia shared with me these videos, but I've just watched them a few days ago. I want to shared them because is a very inspiring story :) [I'm leaving the links to YouTube since it's easier for everyone]


The Butterfly Circus (1st part).

The Butterfly Circus (2nd part).

How to Feel Good + Get More Done: weekly quick tip by Aby Garvey, from simplify 101.

How to Feel Good + Get More Done: weekly quick tip
by Aby Garvey, from simplify 101.

A few years ago I wrote an article on how to make every day your most productive day. This article explained the elements that were in place during my most productive day. It was a day where I had a mile-long to-do list, and everything on that list got done. Wouldn’t it be great if every day was like that?

My terrific mood was one of the key factors that contributed to my productivity that day. I was getting ready to go on a much-needed vacation, and I was excited about it! I was in a great mood, and did everything on my to-do list enthusiastically, quickly and with purpose.

Have you ever noticed the connection between mood and productivity—that it’s much easier to get things done when you’re in a terrific mood? Once you become aware of this connection, it only makes sense to become more intentional about being in a good mood, or to look for ways to improve your mood whenever you can. A pick-me-up list is like a better mood in a bottle. Create a list of activities that make you happy, and then pull out your list and do one any time your mood and productivity need a boost.

Here are some ideas for your pick-me-up list:

• Make a list of things you’re thankful for.
• Spend 10 or 15 minutes getting up and moving — walk, run, do yoga or dance.
• Read a few pages of an inspiring book.
• Turn on your favorite upbeat music.
• Spend time with your children or pet doing something silly.
• Visualize your goals or focus on what you want, instead of dwelling on the way things are right now.
• Do something creative.

Take action! What activities consistently transform your mood? Create your own pick-me-up list today, and then use it to help you feel better and get more done! I'd love to hear your ideas for your pick-me-up list in the comments! Thanks for sharing.

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