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✉️ Letters to ⛄December☃️: Reflecting
There’s something sacred about this quiet stretch of time, when December unfolds softly and the air feels both heavy and hopeful. The lights are glowing, the world slows down a little, and we begin to look back, not with regret, but with gentle honesty. Maybe this year didn’t turn out the way you planned. Or maybe it surprised you with small mercies you never expected. Either way, you’re here,…
The cold slips in softly, then rushes the street,With frost on the windows and snow at our feet,December rolls forward with laughter and che
My Favorite Month of the Year: December
What’s your favorite month of the year? Why? As I sit down to reflect on the year, there’s one month that stands out as my absolute favorite: December. It’s a magical time, filled with the warmth of celebrations, the anticipation of new beginnings, and, for me, a deeply personal reason – meeting him on December 31, 2022. That moment changed my life in ways I could never have imagined. It’s…
Reflecting on December: The Importance and Benefits of Journal Prompts
December is a unique month, filled with a mix of holiday cheer, closure, and anticipation for the new year. It's a moment when we naturally feel inclined to look back and take stock of all that has occurred. Reflecting on December can be incredibly enriching, offering us an opportunity to understand our growth, celebrate our successes, and recognize areas for improvement.
The Significance of Reflecting on December
December often feels like a culmination of the year's happenings. With holidays like Christmas and New Year's Eve, we find ourselves surrounded by family, friends, and familiar traditions that prompt introspection. This reflection isn't just about reminiscing but about gaining insights that can shape our future.
For instance, last December, I found myself thinking about the many projects I'd started but never finished. It made me realize that I often set goals that are too ambitious without a realistic plan. Acknowledging this pattern helped me set more manageable goals for the new year, leading to a more productive and satisfying experience.
Why Journal Prompts Are Effective
Sometimes, the sheer volume of memories and experiences in December can make it overwhelming to sort through them. That's where journal prompts come in handy. They provide structure, guiding you to think about specific aspects of your life that you might otherwise overlook.
Last year, I used prompts like "What was my biggest challenge this December?" and "What holiday traditions brought me the most joy?" These questions guided my thoughts and made the process of reflecting less daunting and more enjoyable. They helped me see patterns, understand my emotions, and appreciate the little things that made the month special.
How to Get Started With Journal Prompts
Starting with journal prompts is easy. You don't need to commit a huge chunk of time; even 10-15 minutes a day can be incredibly effective. Pick a prompt that resonates with you, and let your thoughts flow freely. Don't worry about grammar or structure—this is for you.
One evening, I found myself writing about my favorite December memory. As I wrote, I remembered sitting by the fireplace with my family, exchanging stories and laughter. The act of writing made the memory vivid and heartfelt, bringing me immense joy and gratitude. It was a beautiful reminder of the love and warmth that defined my December.
By reflecting on December with journal prompts, you're not just revisiting memories—you're actively learning from them. You'll find clarity, set better goals, and enter the new year with a sense of purpose and direction. So grab that journal, pick a prompt, and start reflecting. It's a journey well worth taking.
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Final Stretch 2016 and December Reflections The End is Nigh
"Goals for the new year". *I hope to do well at the courses I'll be taking. Me talk pretty but it's been a while since i researched shit and the world has moved on a bit. 🤓 *lose ~50 lbs. I know I'm capable of it, if i can just keep focused... Squirrel!! *my activity goals are kind of nebulous. I know i need to do something i just hate everything. Makes it hard to start. 😏 *keep on appreciating all the good in my world. "My word for 2017" "Oui" Thank you to @ninja-in-training for the final stretch challenge. Nicely done. 😊 And the December reflections was from a susannahconway.com graphic. Also p. swell.
Thank you for...
Unconditional support. Tumblr is this weird little bubble where people are understanding and sweet-- at least on my dash, my followers and those i follow-- and you've done me a world of good in terms of self-acceptance and self-love and it helps me to build armour for the slings and arrows the real world keeps wanting to hurl at fat girls.
My Wish for 2017
Globally, oh my gord. That everybody just calm their tits. Personally, i want to be more productive. I've had a lot of restorative hibernation and it's time to start acting/doing.