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The "CEO of Chill" is taking a Reset Day 🕊️✨
👋Hey Sanctuary family, ​I’m popping in to lead by example today. Today I am taking the 3-Breath Hook-Up and clearing the Visual Clutter for myself—and for the vibe of this community. ​I’m taking some time today to step away from the "to-do" list and focus on resetting. I'm clearing my space, checking in with my own nervous system, and making sure the "Quiet Room" starts off as exactly that—quiet, cozy, and intentional for all of us. ​I’m ditching the Hard Pants, grabbing my Anchor Hook, and spending some quality time in a Yarn-Trance to recharge my batteries. 🔋 ​But I want to hear from you! To find our collective flow, we all need to hit the "undo" button sometimes. So, tell me: ​What are you doing to reset today? * Are you finally putting on your Stitching Pants? 👖 ​Are you doing a "Deep Frog" on a project that’s been stressing you out? 🐸 ​Are you just sitting with your yarn and breathing for five minutes? 🌬️ ​Drop a comment below and let us know your reset plan. Let’s hold some space for each other to just be today. 👇🧶
Merry Christmas, Mindful Stitchers! 🎄✨
Wishing every one of you in the Mindful Stitch Sanctuary a very Merry Christmas and a peaceful holiday season. I hope your day is filled with warmth, cozy threads, and plenty of "slow-stitching" moments. ​I’ve been a little quiet the last 48 hours—unfortunately, I’ve been down for the count and feeling quite sick for the past two days. Being under the weather right before the big day isn't ideal, but I'm listening to my body and taking it one step at a time. ​🏃‍♀️ The Pre-Holiday Hustle ​I’m currently in "catch-up mode" this morning to get everything squared away before I can finally settle into the holiday magic. On my list for today: ​Grocery Shopping: Grabbing those last-minute ingredients for our holiday meals. ​Gift Runs: Picking up a few final surprises for loved ones. ​The Deep Clean: Getting the Sanctuary (and my home!) feeling fresh and ready for guests. ​🕯️ Finding the Calm ​Once the to-do list is checked off, I am looking forward to hitting the "pause" button. My plan is to embrace the time to rest for recovery and truly sink into the spirit of the season with some tea and maybe a few festive stitches. ​I’d love to hear from you: What are your plans for today? Are you all finished with your holiday prep, or are you in the "hustle" with me? ​Whatever you are doing, I hope you find a moment of peace today. Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas, Mindful Stitchers! 🎄✨
🦚 Why the Peacock? (A little story time...)
If you begin to notice a new feathered friend hanging around, there’s a pretty big reason for it! ​When I updated the logo for my business, Naturally, MelissaMade LLC, it wasn't just because peacocks are fancy (though they totally are). It was actually a full-circle moment for me. Years ago, I ran events under the name "The Purple Peacock" out of a rented house in Springfield, GA. I spent hours researching that name because I wanted something that felt right. ​Turns out, the peacock is a total powerhouse of symbolism. We’re talking: ✨ Rebirth & New Beginnings (Perfect for when we "frog" a project and start fresh!) ✨ Prosperity & Good Luck ✨ Kindness, Patience, and Wisdom (The three things we need most when tackling a tricky stitch!) ​During a major "crossroads" season for the business, I did a lot of praying and reflecting on where to go next. The peacock kept showing up—like a little spiritual nudge saying, "This is the path, Melissa." It represents the transformation and growth I want for myself, my business, and most importantly, for you. ​Because this symbol means so much to the heart of Naturally, MelissaMade, I’ve decided it’s time to officially bring the peacock into the Mindful Stitch Sanctuary, too. It’s our reminder that even if a project (or a day!) feels messy, there is beauty and a "new beginning" waiting in the next row. ​Let’s Chat! ​Does the peacock’s message of "New Beginnings" resonate with you right now? Or is there another animal/symbol that always seems to "show up" when you need it? ​Drop a comment below and let’s talk about the symbols that keep you inspired! 👇 ​#NaturallyMelissaMade #MindfulStitchSanctuary #PeacockPower #CreativeJourney #NewBeginnings
🦚 Why the Peacock? (A little story time...)
New Craft Store Opening
We are scheduled to get a new craft store in my county. First one in the area. Can you guess which store?
​🌧️ The Power of the Pour: Why I’m Choosing to Slow Down Today
We often view rain as an inconvenience—a reason to cancel plans, a "gloomy" day, or an extra bit of traffic on the commute. ​But today, I’m looking at it differently. ​To me, rain represents pure renewal. Just like the earth needs a heavy downpour to wash away the dust and trigger new growth, our minds need moments to "wash off" the noise of the daily grind. ​Why I’m leaning into the "Refresh"? ​When the sky opens up, I take it as a permission slip from nature to: - ​Slow Down: I stop racing against my to-do list and match the steady rhythm of the rain. - ​Reflect: The sound creates a natural "white noise" that helps me clear out the mental clutter. - ​Appreciate: I look at the vibrant greens and the way everything feels brand new after the storm passes. ​ Growth doesn't always happen in the bright sunshine. Sometimes, the most important progress happens during the "inclement weather"—when we are forced to go inward, rest, and prepare for the next season. ​💬 ​How do you handle "rainy" days (literal or metaphorical)? Do you push through the storm, or do you take it as an opportunity to reset and refresh? ​Drop a comment below and let me know your favorite way to slow down! 👇
​🌧️ The Power of the Pour: Why I’m Choosing to Slow Down Today
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