Why did the year
up and run
when I hardly got
anything done?
What happened?
It is a riddle,
I hope the coming year
is a bit more civil.
There is much I want
to learn and create -
the year barely started
and I'm already late.
One advice to myself
I am giving -
a little less planning
a little more living.
♡
Featured: We are celebrating our New Year.
I made these new year cards
from recycled bits and pieces
and put a little card and
a little treat in each.
The idea came from here.
up and run
when I hardly got
anything done?
What happened?
It is a riddle,
I hope the coming year
is a bit more civil.
There is much I want
to learn and create -
the year barely started
and I'm already late.
One advice to myself
I am giving -
a little less planning
a little more living.
♡
Featured: We are celebrating our New Year.
I made these new year cards
from recycled bits and pieces
and put a little card and
a little treat in each.
The idea came from here.
53 comments:
Amalia, it seems your poem was written just for me - thank you :) It seems I only put away Christmas the other day, and soon it will be that time once more. Life is rushing by - time to stop and enjoy the flowers. x
I love your little recycled boxes and cards, and the treats look yummy too! Happy New Year, Amalia. xx
Happy New Year. Love the cards and little boxes. A joy to visit.
Your poem is great and I need to do a little less planning and a little more living. Time slips away too fast.
Love your cards.
What a delightful post!Great poem and pretty cards!Happy New Year!
Hello, Happy New Year! Pretty cards! I love the poem! Have a happy day!
Love your poem. Very good advice for us all. Happy New Year.
You are always so creative.
Happy New Year! A little more living is a wonderful goal for all of us! Love your little gifts...such a beautiful handcrafted look!
Happy New Year!! I have to say your poem hit home here, too. We have been doing more living lately, which has been lovely, but that means more planning and catch up in between. Balance...here's to more of it! And love the cards..xo
I'm not sure where the years get to, I'm not sure where summer fly to either. I like your idea of doing a little less planning and a little more living.
Happy New Year to you, Amalia. What cute pockets for gifts.
Brenda xox
happy new year for you and your family Amalia!
Happy New Year, Amalia, and a year of creating ahead that fills you with pleasure!
And a world full of civility to all of us,
Dewena
As always, a wonderful poem--I look forward to them.
Happy New Year to you and yours!
Jane
It feels odd to wish you a Happy New Year, because overhere it is still more than 3 months until next year.
But I do hope your wishes come true and I love your recycled 'cards'.
And I agree... less planning, more living!
All the best,
Sigrid
I like it - we get to celebrate the New Year twice.
Rosh Hashanah, Amalia. Your recycled boxes are such a wonderful idea. I wish you much joy and delight in the year ahead.
Darling poem and one that rings true with wisdom. Sweet little gifts, my friend. Shanah Tova! xo ♥
Happy Rosh Hashanah, Amalia. I love your sweeet recycling project and hope the holidays are lovely for you.
How beautiful the folds!
The table is decorated and fun.
You know how I always enjoy your poems. How creative to recycle to make these decorated cards. The cup, saucer and little plate are so pretty. Hope your week is great........
Happy New Year! :-)
Great advice! A little less planning and a little more living - I like that!
Happy New year, I do say that time flies by, as long as we are enjoying life that is all that matters!
Have a great year! Start afresh and fill it with beauties!
Love the poem and the cards! Happy New Year to you Amalia!!
I love your poem.
Happy New Year my friend.
xx oo
Carla
Happy New Year, Amalia! I like the idea of going with the flow and just living.
Happy New Year! Adorable crafts <3
Love it. Shanah tovah for you and your family and friends. Very good: a little less planning
a little more living. Let's try that!
Happy New Year to you Amalia :)
All the best Jan
Happy New Year, dear Amalia Health and Luck for you and your Family.
Hugs
Amalia, you are so clever! An inspiration to us, thats what! And your verses are just the cherry on top! =)
wise words
Less planning and a little more living indeed! This year's finally at the peak of holiday fun. Halloween or fall in general is the start of it all!
I love your boxes! Thank you for the link. And happy new year!
Happy New Year, Amalia. Your cards are lovely!
Happy New Year, Amalia! "a little less planning a little more living" It's a good advice. I also should take it. :-)
Big hugs!
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year, dear Amalia ! Pretty cards! I love your poem!
Greetings
Happy New Year, Amalia!
Aah.....so, so much to do and so, so little time. Sweet cards and such a sweet poem. Yes, let us just go with the flow. =) Happy New Year to you, lovely Amalia.
I agree and get it too, two New Years in one year is a solid reminder to make the most of each year! Love your New Year mantra - more living! Have a happy one dearest Amalia.
Wren x
"A little less planning and a little more living" - AMEN!!!
Enjoy this New Year !
Anna
Boa tarde, belos e lindos cartões, maravilhosa e bem-vinda criatividade.
Continuação de feliz semana,
AG
Happy New Year Amalia. Your boxes are lovely, what a sweet idea. I like your advice, I think I will adopt it :-)
Great poem Amalia! Every year gets faster you know!
Love the little painted boxes, such a clever idea!
Happy New Year Amalia!
Hugs,
Barbara
And to you in turn - a very happy New Year, Amalia!
Happy New Year! You are so talented! The treats look yummy too :)
You are so clever! A belated happy new year to you and your family.
Lindas imagens!
janicce.
So well said, Amalia! Happy New Year to you. Your boxes are sweet, as is the poem. Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm. xo Kathleen|Our Hopeful Home
The cards you created are sweet, and I love that tea cup and saucer. And what really spoke to me is what you said.....
One advice to myself
I am giving -
a little less planning
a little more living.
Sounds like great advice.
~Sheri
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