Curled up at my little desk this morning, I listened to the birds outside and watched the sun peek through my windows. Here in Durango, it feels like spring. I like enjoying these spring mornings, so I woke up early today, ready to work. My desk is scattered with nalgene designs, to-do lists, markers, postcards and tea mugs. I got all of the photo contest picture posts ready for the next four days, so these will automatically update on the Sonlight blog. After working on this, eating a few scones, and sipping some tea, I got my creative juices flowing. I worked on designing a logo for the "Sonlight Pulse" (the name of the camper advisory board), writing the introduction post to the encouragement post series, and worked on a brainstorm for my project exhibit. I took my logo, and started rolling on the camper board. I was able to identify six focus areas and positions, create an application and recommendation process, and write some copy for explaining it to campers. Later this afternoon, I refined one of the nalgene designs, and worked on writing postcards to sixty four new campers. Even from home, I was able to get a lot of work done today, and Heather and I were able to stay in communication using google chat.
As I reflect back on the day, I can't help but think: there is nothing else I would rather be doing.
As I reflect back on the day, I can't help but think: there is nothing else I would rather be doing.
