Wedding Tip or Trick of the Week
Family. Yup, that's it - the whole tip of the week summed up in one word.
This time of year typically brings about more than one opportunity to spend time with those we care about, whether its your actual family or a group of people that have become closer than family.
My advice to you is to take a little time off from all of the planning and decisions to be made, and spend that time with those you care about.
As some of you know, the week of Thanksgiving I took the entire week off (gasp! I know). And I'm so glad I did; it was a refreshing time to relax and recharge. In fact, it was so wonderful I plan to do the same for the week of Christmas.
I learned an important lesson though - all of the "to do lists" and emails to send and decisions to make we're all patiently waiting for me when I returned. The world didn't explode because I didn't check voice mail for seven days.
So I challenge you to do the same - maybe you don't have the luxury of taking a week off from work - but I challenge you just the same to retire your planning guide for a least a day or two to enjoy spending time with those around you.
This time of year typically brings about more than one opportunity to spend time with those we care about, whether its your actual family or a group of people that have become closer than family.
My advice to you is to take a little time off from all of the planning and decisions to be made, and spend that time with those you care about.
As some of you know, the week of Thanksgiving I took the entire week off (gasp! I know). And I'm so glad I did; it was a refreshing time to relax and recharge. In fact, it was so wonderful I plan to do the same for the week of Christmas.
I learned an important lesson though - all of the "to do lists" and emails to send and decisions to make we're all patiently waiting for me when I returned. The world didn't explode because I didn't check voice mail for seven days.
So I challenge you to do the same - maybe you don't have the luxury of taking a week off from work - but I challenge you just the same to retire your planning guide for a least a day or two to enjoy spending time with those around you.
Labels: Wedding Tip or Trick of the Week
posted by Christine Lee Smith Photography at
10:00 AM
1 Comments:
Great tip!!! My husband and I make sure we take a week off from work at couple times a year and drive across the country to visit family and friends. If i didn't I think I would work 365 days a year!!
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