Yesterday I had plans. I wanted to go for a walk after lunch, stretch my legs, and get some fresh air. But then the rain arrived. And honestly? Thank goodness for that. Instead of heading out, I sat inside with the door open and watched the rain. No mosquitoes buzzing around my ears. No pressure … More A Rainy Day Gift
My first day of vacation was⊠nice. Nothing dramatic, nothing wild â just the kind of slow, easy start Iâve been craving. I woke up at 9am (no alarm, thank you very much!), stretched out slowly. Breakfast was simple and nourishing â some fresh veggies, which somehow taste even better when thereâs no rush to … More Vacation Day 1: Walk, Horseflies and Sofa Cleaning
Today, I walked into my so-called âgreen roomâ â our special occasion dining space â and was instantly hit by a wave of scent and nostalgia. There it was: the black oak table, covered with a white cotton bed sheet, herbs spread out to dry in the warmth of summer. I paused. I had seen … More The Table That Remembers
This past weekend was meant to be all about Gulbene’s birthday celebrations â the plan was simple: my brother and his family would come over, we’d all head out to enjoy the city festivities, and end the evening with a concert under the stars. But as life tends to do, plans shifted, and honestly⊠I’m … More Change of Plans, Loads of Fun: A Weekend to Remember
Our chilly nights have transformed into delightful escapades! The kids had an absolute blast jumping from the hot tub to pick fresh watermelon and then diving back in to warm up or rushing to the wet sauna. Their laughter filled the air under the starry sky as they relished this fun game, making the most … More Jumping from the Hot Tub to Sauna
So, I usually take a midday stroll, but now I can walk anytime in my unfinished house area. There are cool trails nearby, and I did a nice 1km yesterday at 6am. The sunrise and fog were just stunning. It felt magical and peaceful. I really love this place! 𧥠… More Couldnât Resist: A 6AM Walk Through Fog and Sunrise
I think the pictures say it all, Ilze