O Tannenbäume
Day 3 of the 10 Min/31 Days Series
Hey, friends!
Today was a busy day filled with deadlines and errands, but I found a way to commune with nature for 10 minutes anyway. I found this lovely trio crossing through the national park on my way from one end of the island to the other. The island has many species of both deciduous and coniferous trees that are home to many creatures, none of which I saw, but the air was cold and clear. There was a breeze and a few tiny snowflakes swirling around.
I breathed deep, snuggled deeper into my coat, and felt some peace.
xoSusannah
Foundation Post
Bind All Your Little Journals Into One
If you are intending to make a little bound book at the end of the 31 days, you’ll want to first make a collection of folded books. Instructions here:
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