I thought--yes, I can do that. I've been working on it for about a week. It's not as easy as I thought. I'm going to record my GD's for the next year and would love to hear from others who are doing the same.
I'm sure there are a lot of people out there who find doing ten good deeds a day easy and rewarding. I'm starting with one and I don't find it easy.
Yesterday, I can home from teaching an evening yoga class. I noticed (what I've been noticing for some time but didn't want to admit it) the plants in my garden are drying up. They need water or they won't survive. My beautiful pink snow ball flowers are folding in on themselves. Yikes.
I have a small excuse. Our hose was damaged. Luke couldn't get it to work. How could I?
Also, I'm hungry when I get home from class at 9 p.m. I want supper, my computer. and maybe a little t.v. --"Cup Cake Wars" my new fav.
My best friend, Mary Kate, comes to class with me. She was dropping me off at home when . . . I realized that I hadn't done my good deed for the day. Mary Kate can fix almost anything. I asked her to help me turn on the damaged hose. MK did her magic hose fixing thing and water came out of the spout.
I stayed with my plants until the driest were watered. It was a good feeling to think of the flowers instead of myself. This morning the snow balls were already looking better. I'll water again this evening.
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