Playfulness is on the cards

Maddy and I went for a walk around the lake on Tuesday. We saw baby ducks, pukekos, and swans it was a lovely adventure. My camera batteries ran out after a few minutes so I didn't get many photos....

My Youtube clip for the day is Girls Just Want to have Fun!

Time for FUN!!

My card for the day was playfulness

(I couldn't have pulled a better card for me!)

it said..Fun and play are the angels way! They guide you to add fun to your life, and to know fun is a necessity, not a luxury! You have many responsibilities and you need a steady flow of time, money, and other resources. By drawing this card, the angels want you to know that regular doses of fun can help you accomplish your goals. You may protest that you don't have time, money, or energy to play. Playfulness is a wonderful investment that brings immediate returns. When you have fun you relax. This gives you a greater inflow of ideas and spiritual connection, divine guidance and energy. The energy attracts wonderful and helpful people to you. Your positive outlook creates new opportunities for you. When you look at life in this way you can't afford not to have fun!

I'm going to have a few days away from my computer and have some fun! Enjoy the rest of you week.

Comments

Morph Waffle said…

What great pictures and go and have some fun!

2 December 2010 at 8:09 am

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