so-soThis reminded me of ‘The Little Book of Hygge‘, that I read a few years ago that featured Danish ideals of coziness. ‘Njuta‘ focuses on ‘the Swedish art of savoring the moment‘, but the concepts seem similar — candles, wool socks, reading, cake, fresh air, taking moments for yourself, etc. which I can totally get behind. But I felt this was mostly capitalizing on a familiar trend in lifestyle advice. Also, the holidays still sound like too much.
pickI‘ve had this on my Litsy TBR for awhile, finally got around to the audiobook, narrated by author. Think I mainly wanted to read it because of the travel, & I definitely enjoyed hearing about different cultures, traditions, & lifestyles. A lot of the people interviewed by the author were interesting. I really liked the grandmother in Moldova. Amusing at times. The parts about happiness were good but not as interesting to me. 3.75⭐️
got this on skip the line from the library and just when it was getting good i have to return it…i‘ll have to put it on hold and wait again #slowreaderproblem #readinggoal #readinglife #audiophile
‘“Feeling right” is about living the life that‘s right for you.‘ This is exactly how I felt about becoming a UPS driver at the advanced age of 48. I‘d spent twenty years in higher education but it just never felt right to me. It‘s hard to explain but becoming a UPS driver felt like coming out of my cocoon and becoming the butterfly I was all along. And THAT‘S why I‘m so happy now!
‘In fact, for both men and women — and this finding struck me as highly significant — the most reliable predictor of not being lonely is the amount of contact with women. Time spent with men doesn‘t make a difference.‘ Huh 🤔
pickWe finally finished reading this book. It was a three book bind up. I read this book to my grandma at night. We enjoyed the book. I rated this book a 3 out of 5 stars.
✅ Bucket List: Drink Pumpkin Spice Flavored Coffee
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I‘m struggling now with juggling my work responsibilities and stresses so I‘ve been reading this book to try to get myself back on track and this quote really struck a chord with me.
