Episode 73 "Savor the Sunny Days"

EPISODE · Mar 9, 2020 · 5 MIN

Episode 73 "Savor the Sunny Days"

from "The Grateful Dread" (podcast) · host Andrew Young

On this episode I talk about savoring the sunny days. Today it was an absolutely beautiful 60 degree sunny day here in CT in early March. On top of that I really had no drama whatsoever, no financial problems, no big deadlines I was up against. It was just an easy free flowing amazing day. I got to eat some good food, spend some time with the kids, go for a nice long walk, meditate, watch a few sermons. It was just blissful and it's important to savor or fully embrace and appreciate days like this because life isn't always going to be this way. A life free of challenges and storms is a fairytale but savoring days like this and really letting them seep into our memory bank is going to be important when we experience cloudy days and rainy days and stormy days. It's the memory of days like today that will help get you through the tough days so be sure to really enjoy the sunny days when they come or as I like to say "appreciate the blessings!"

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