Hi Friends,
One of the things that has been on my mind is how to make better use of summer daylight and time. There’s something quietly urgent about these golden hours the way they ask us to notice, to slow down, to be in our lives rather than just pass through them.
Maybe it’s as simple as sitting under a tree with a book, or taking the long way home just to watch the sky turn. Maybe it’s learning to savor, not just schedule.
This summer, I don’t want to fill my days. I want to feel them.
To feel them means letting the warmth of the sun actually reach your bones, not just your skin. It means laughing until your stomach aches over something small and silly. It means letting yourself cry if the moment calls for it, too because even in the brightest seasons, life doesn’t stop asking us to be real.
It’s waking up early not out of obligation, but because the morning feels like a gift. It’s noticing how peaches taste better. It’s calling someone you miss instead of just thinking about them.
To feel your days is to choose presence over performance.
And maybe that’s the most radical thing we can do with our time.
Peace
Monita
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