Tag: My Life
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ASipOf Flava|Reflecting On A Sweet Spot in My Day
Some calls are routine. Some are rushed. And once in a while… one becomes a sweet spot. A little anxiety. A slower tone. Clear steps. And somehow… we both ended up laughing. Wednesday A Sip of Flava is about a phone call that reminded me how powerful calm can be. Sometimes it only takes patience…
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ASipOfFlava|Mixed Nuts & A Dark Chocolate Bar
Cowboy Coffee in hand… Mixed nuts on standby… And a dark chocolate bar that may or may not survive the morning. 🤫 Let’s talk snacks, balance, and the “small bowl” illusion we all pretend works. Tuesday A Sip of Flava is light, honest, and just a little mischievous. Are you an indulger… or an avoider?
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ASipOfFlava|My Tower Window While I Work
Even on challenging workdays, I find peace in the simplest places — a cup of coffee, a quiet moment, and the sky outside my tower window. Today’s Sip of Flava is about slowing down, noticing the beauty around us, and trusting that sometimes being right where we are is exactly where we need to be.
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ASipOfFlava| Working From My Tower
Working from my tower has been a gift to my body and my spirit. A calm view, quiet energy, and space to notice more — sometimes healing looks like being exactly where you are.
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ASipOfFlava|God’s Art
Monday – A Sip of Flava One of the unexpected blessings of working from home is getting to witness God’s Art right outside my tower windows. The sky is never the same twice. The clouds shift, the light changes, the colors and textures move like a living canvas. No two moments look alike—and somehow, that…
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ASipOfFlava|I Called Off
Some days don’t ask for productivity or caffeine. They ask for listening. Today, my mind, body, and spirit chose quiet, rest, and warmth—and I honored that.
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RealTalk| It Was One of Those Days
Some days don’t need fixing. They just need to be put down gently. Today was one of those days—the kind where your body speaks louder than words and rest becomes the only honest response. Letting go isn’t weakness. It’s listening.

