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Tranquilosophy: Be Your Own Valentine

sweet rescued piglet + kitten love

To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance.

—Oscar Wilde

With Valentine’s Day around the corner, here are a few ways to practice being your very own valentine. No date or new dress needed.

1. Note what is working in your life right now. Take a moment to pen a list. Clean water, heat, clothing, good friend, partner, pet, income, shelter, health, energy, etc.

2. Go for a walk or bike ride. Take a yoga class. Move your body.

3. Stay hydrated. Tote your water bottle everywhere and strive for eight 8-oz glasses daily. Start your day with hot water and lemon to detoxify.

4. Get eight hours of sleep. Try earplugs, an eye mask, and soft sheets in a cool room.

5. Go light on processed foods. I know, it’s Girl Scout cookie season, but seek out fresh fruits, veggies, nuts, seeds, and whole grains. And then savor a Thin Mint, or two!

6. Create space. When we’re scheduled from sun up past sun down even with things we love, it takes a toll. Interject moments of unscheduled time to daydream, nap, be spontaneous, and play.

7. Use apps like Headspace, Calm, and Mindfulness to track your meditation practice. Sit for 10 minutes and do nothing. Yes, nothing. Watch this Ted Talk for inspiration.

8. Make a list of things you like about yourself. Pretty eyes, kind heart, sense of humor, organized, etc.

This Sunday, do something sweet just for you. Get a mani. Dress up and take yourself out to tea. Write yourself a love letter. Read a book cover to cover. Stay in bed. Sip something yummy—hot cocoa with vegan marshmallows, a cuppa tea, bubbly. Treat yourself to brunch. Go for a stroll with no plan. Buy yourself flowers. Savor dark chocolate.

Poet Audre Lorde said, “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.”

Be your own valentine this holiday. Let this be a lifelong romance like no other. Bisous. x

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Tranquility du Jour #363: The Writing Habit

The Writing Habit with Justine Kenin. Learn the best way to build a writing habit, how carrots and sticks help, plus prompts and books to get you going.

Direct download: Tranquility du Jour #363: The Writing Habit (mp3)

Featured Guest:

Justine Kenin is a producer for “All Things Considered.”  She’s worked at NPR since 1999, when she was hired as an intern while finishing her MFA in nonfiction writing at Columbia University.  She published a children’s book, We Grew It, Let’s Eat It, in 2010.  And she works to carve out some time for writing, every day.

Savvy Sources


Politics and Prose {She’s teaching “Habit of Writing” again April-June}
TDJ Live {Seasonal Podcast}: March 31 at 8pmET
Latest Book: 52 Weeks of Tranquility Journal
Sign up for Love Notes and access Tranquil Treasures
Podcast app: Tranquility du Jour iPhone and Android



Upcoming Events

Art + Asana in Costa Rica: February 13-20

8-week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction in DC: Starts February 26

Tranquility Virtual Retreat: March 5

Art + Yoga in West Virginia: May 13-15

Penning in Paris: June 6-10

Art + Asana in Tuscany: October 8-15

Writing in the Woods: October 28-30

Stay Connected

New to Tranquility du Jour? Peruse my FAQs.
Tranquility University E-courses.
Connect on Facebook.
Eye candy on Instagram.
Pin along on Pinterest.
Follow on Twitter.
Read along on Goodreads.
Browse my books.
Read about my passion for animals.
Pen a review on iTunes.

Techy

To listen, click on the player at the top of the post or click here to listen to older episodes.
New to podcasting? Get more info at Podcast 411.
Do you have iTunes? Click here and subscribe to the podcast to get the latest episode as released.
Get the Tranquility du Jour apps to get the podcast automagically on iOS or Android.

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Week in Review {Pics + Links}

 

Week in Review

Bonjour and welcome to this brand new month. February is a sweet wintery nugget dripping with conversation heart candy, chocolate, and romance. With or without a partner, consider having a bit of your own romance in the form of deep self-care.

If you haven’t taken a moment to pen your February goals, I encourage you to spend a few minutes with your Daybook, washi tape, ephemera, markers, and your dreams. What are you hoping to bring forth? For me, as you’ll see above, it’s a continuation of how I want to live, show up, and create.

Last weekend we headed to Baltimore for Saturday and Sunday night Garth Brooks shows. I missed him Monday night as I was beginning to get used to having a nightly concert. The good news? We just booked tickets for Raleigh and Vegas! Poor, poor Tim.

To call his performance a concert doesn’t do it justice. It’s a full-on experience. From the drunken man in front of us ripping off his shirt and twirling it like a lasso to “Shameless,” to Garth’s so-called “housekeeping” where he takes spontaneous requests from the audience during the encore, to his unending energy, to the abundance of cowboy boots and hats, to the gratitude he shows his fans and crew, to his Oklahoman roots. I’m mesmerized from start to finish.

Tim and I are on a calorie-counting kick and tracking our food through Lose It. I’ve got a few pounds of sugar I’d love to shed (darn those Thin Mints) and this app helps keep me it in check. Is the dark chocolate peanut butter cup worth it? Often, yes! Either way, it’s helpful to have the accountability and I love putting in my random bits of unplanned exercise—biking or walking to work, walking Mookie, dancing to Garth.

Last week I hosted a Writing Lab and took the group through prompts for two hours. Here are a few of them: pen a journal entry 10 years in the future, write about a time you were recently in public from the point of view of a stranger, write an autobiography in 10 minutes, list 25 books you could write. If any of these resonate, try them out and see what unfolds.

Watch for a new podcast and Love Note coming your way early next week. I’ll be announcing my upcoming Periscope broadcast unveiling TranquiliT‘s new spring colors and designs, releasing a podcast on the writing habit, and sharing my top tips for setting up a creative space.

Wishing you a delightful weekend. May it be filled with a flaky croissant, a vulnerable moment, and a warm cuppa tea. x

Week in Pics

Creative space
Week 5 of 52 Weeks of Tranquility : Sun Salute
Green smoothie
February dreams
Creative chaos
Red Emma’s in Baltimore
All smiles post-brunch at American Visionary Art Museum

Savvy Sources

Blueberry Lemon Coconut Protein Balls

Wee Wee the Piglet Lands a Posh Life {I’m OBSESSED with this little guy. You, too, can stalk him here.}

Why You Should Read 50 Books This Year and How

5 Tips to Being Mindful

Setting Successful Goals

How to Do Hugging Meditation

Sharon Gannon’s Magic 10 Asana Sequence

Finding Empowerment Through Personal Style

Create a Mint Truffle Lip Balm

10 Creative Rituals You Should Steal

The Happiness Code

Weekend Wish List

Attend Jasmin Singer book reading/signing for Always Too Much and Never Enough

Afternoon tea at The Willard and jaunt to the Renwick Gallery

Productive meeting with Tim

Co-host inspiring Mindfulness Urban Retreat

Yoga

Pen thank yous

Prep Costa Rica Art + Asana materials

Write

Read

Soak in the tub

Et toi? What’s on your weekend wish list? x

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Tranquilosophy: My 10 Daily Tranquility Tips

Each morning offers the opportunity to begin again. The new day. A fresh start.

We may wake up refreshed, content, and healthy. Surrounded by people, pets, and things we love. Excited about all we have planned.

Or we may wake up feeling pooped despite eight hours of sleep, concerned about the 15-hour day ahead, or uninspired about our to-do list.

Then I’m better prepared to handle the random curve balls life throws my way—a drunken man destroying the studio’s flower pots, a nasty response from an AirBnB host, no steel cut oats at Safeway, caught in a downpour sans umbrella, inability to walk without hobbling (due to overdancing at Garth Brooks’ two concerts last weekend). Yep, this all happened within a 24-hour stretch earlier this week.

That’s why I fill my days with the ten tips below.  I feel stronger mentally, physically, and emotionally. I’m in touch with the big picture. My belly is content. Energy is steady. And I smell divine.

10 Daily Tranquility Tips

1. Sip hot water with lemon

2. Spend a few minutes in meditation

3. Move: yoga, walking, biking

4. Enjoy a green smoothie or juice plus heaps of whole foods

5. Write in my journal

6. Review my Tranquility du Jour Daybook‘s week’s intention, month’s and year’s dreams

7. Sip a pot of green Tranquility Tea

8. Layer myself in TranquiliT

9. Spritz Tranquillité parfum

10. Read inspiring texts that help me grow

What are your daily tranquility tips? x

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Tranquility du Jour #362: Succulent Wild Love with SARK

Succulent Wild Love with the creative and colorful SARK. Bask in stories from her new book Succulent Wild Love, learn the six habits for feeling more love more often, and hear how she met co-author John Waddell.

 

Direct download: Tranquility du Jour #362: Succulent Wild Love with Sark (mp3)

Featured Guest: SARK

SARK (Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy) is a bestselling author and artist, with over sixteen books in print and well over two million books sold, including the national bestsellers Succulent Wild Woman, Bodacious Book of Succulence, Eat Mangoes Naked, Prosperity Pie, and Fabulous Friendship Festival. Her work is widely used by colleges and universities as required reading and course material and she is a distinguished contributor to magazines and periodicals. SARK is one of the featured trailblazers in the critically acclaimed PBS Series Women of Wisdom and Power. An acclaimed speaker and teacher, she has been leading workshops for over twenty years. She is a transformational role model offering inspiration and guidance to people in their process of living more powerfully and authentically, and being more actively creative on a daily basis. SARK is also the founder and CEO of Planet SARK, a thriving business that creates products and services to support empowered living. She lives in San Francisco.

Savvy Sources


Website: planetsark.com
Facebook: facebook.com/PlanetSARK
Twitter: twitter.com/SusanAkaSARK
Books: planetsark.com/swl/books/
Former podcasts with SARK: #122 and #205
52 Weeks of Tranquility Journal
New Year, New You Seasonal Podcast
Sign up for Love Notes and access Tranquil Treasures
Podcast app: Tranquility du Jour iPhone and Android



Upcoming Events

Art + Asana in Costa Rica: February 13-20

8-week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction in DC: Starts February 26

Tranquility Virtual Retreat: March 5

Art + Yoga in West Virginia: May 13-15

Penning in Paris: June 6-10

Art + Asana in Tuscany: October 8-15

Writing in the Woods: October 28-30

Stay Connected

New to Tranquility du Jour? Peruse my FAQs.
Tranquility University E-courses.
Connect on Facebook.
Eye candy on Instagram.
Pin along on Pinterest.
Follow on Twitter.
Read along on Goodreads.
Browse my books.
Read about my passion for animals.
Pen a review on iTunes.

Techy

To listen, click on the player at the top of the post or click here to listen to older episodes.
New to podcasting? Get more info at Podcast 411.
Do you have iTunes? Click here and subscribe to the podcast to get the latest episode as released.
Get the Tranquility du Jour apps to get the podcast automagically on iOS or Android.

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Week in Review {Pics + Links}

      

Week in Review

Bonjour from snowy DC. The fluffy white flakes began falling around 1pm yesterday when I was at Calabash Tea & Tonic writing. I quickly finished my jasmine rose tea and vegan apple zucchini bread, gathered my supplies, layered up, and biked home with a big grin.

Snowstorms seem to bring out our inner child. Visions of snow angels, sledding, and days off flow freely.

This week’s photos show the gamut of climates: from windy and warm Florida beaches, to one of the biggest snowstorms in DC’s history, and tiny moments in between.

Our overnight Amtrak train travel last weekend was a big experience packed into a tiny, tiny roomette. With approximately 18 hours each way, we had ample time to read, write, and gaze out the windows. Sleeping inside the closet-like room was seamless. The attendant came at our requested time to pull a bed down from the ceiling, adjust the two lower chairs into a bed, and, voilà, we were ready to slumber bunk bed style.

The train’s horn blows at each crossing so that and the constant vibration took a bit of getting used to, but two earplugs and a melatonin, and I was out. Highly recommend the adventure if you have the time!

Of course Garth Brooks didn’t disappoint. This Sunrise, Florida show was my favorite to date—the energy, the crowd, the balmy climate, the duck I met en route, the songs and their order (“Shameless” at the end felt like sprinkles on top), the journey there, our seats. His weekend in Baltimore was cancelled due to the blizzard, but rescheduled for next Sunday so I get to see him next Saturday night AND Sunday night. Yee-haw! Again, poor Tim.

Yesterday Tim and I celebrated our 12th year together. A whole dozen! To commemorate, I created the above collage, gifted him 5lbs of his favorite coffee, a trip to any farm sanctuary of his choice, and a dinner out at any resto of his choice. Then I added the clincher: another Garth concert. I’ve got my eye on Raleigh, North Carolina. #selfishgiftgiving

Thursday’s story about the cow who escaped the slaughterhouse and ran through the streets of Queens before being captured by police weighed heavily on me. I shed tears of joy when I learned last night that the owners gave him to Mike of Skylands Animal Sanctuary who spent the night outside the operation. Freddie is a lucky one, named after the lead singer of Queen, and will now lead a much-deserved life of leisure.

To those of you in the snowstorm’s way, I hope you stay safe and warm. Let’s savor this enchanted slow down, watch the snow fall, and reconnect with our childlike wonder.

Pics in Review

Tranquil Space Dupont this morning
Mookie’s first DC snowfall. He was not amused.
Things looking up for Mookie at Tranquil Space.
Meditation practice with a space heater
Writing time at Calabash Tea & Tonic
Time with my 52 Weeks of Tranquility Journal
All geared up for Garth Brooks
Sunny Florida
Walking the beach
Met a new friend, Ducky
Amazing vegan brownie from Darbster in West Palm Beach
A peek at my 12 years with Tim

Savvy Sources

Find More Time to Read

The Messy Minds of Creative People

What To Do If You Hit a Deer

Saying Yes to the Unknown

Prominent Scientists Declare “All Non-Human Animals are Conscious Beings”

How Steinbeck Used a Diary

Smart Pig Solves a Puzzle in Under a Minute

Tim Ferriss’ Use of Morning Pages

Terrified Cow Ran Through Queens and Has a Happy Ending

The Truth About How to Become a Morning Person

Susan Sontag’s Rereading as Rebirth

Create the Perfect Meditation Space at Home

Weekend Wish List

Bask in nature’s “Snowzilla”

Write

Warm fireside

Read

Sip lots of tea

Do snowga at Tranquil Space

Et toi? What’s on your weekend wish list? Bisous. x

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Friends in Low Places

Concert #2 in Tulsa, OK with Mom and Pops

This weekend Tim and I boarded the Amtrak overnight train en route to Garth Brooks World Tour concert #4 in Sunrise, Florida. The best part? #5 and #6 happen over the next two weekends because he’s in Baltimore—a 40-minute ride from DC. Poor Tim.

Little did he know when he surprised me with a romantic getaway weekend for concert #1 in Jacksonville, Florida 1.5 years ago, that he’d be accompanying me to multiple shows. He’s more of a Nirvana man, so he describes Garth shows as “being on a different planet.”

For me, I reconnect to my patch of the planet. Oklahoma. You know, that sweet little state above Texas. It’s hard to explain why I’m such a fan, but I thought it would be fun to try to put it into words.

I grew up listening to hair metal and loving Axl Rose, became a fast fan of NWA and Too Short thanks to church camp, and fell in love with country music in college. When you attend the University of Oklahoma where boots and hats abound, country everything grows on you.

When I hear his music or even see his images online, my eyes well up and I’m not one who is quick to cry. It’s not a crush sort of thing (like Axl was), it’s a deep appreciation coupled with pride in a fellow Oklahoman whose done good. Real good.

It brings back memories of hearing his music in high school and someone telling me that he was the next big thing, listening to him on cassette tape while drinking Coors Light at the bottom of an empty swimming pool, and dancing to him at each party I attended during my four years of college.

My favorite song is “Shameless” and he’s played it at three of the four concerts. When it comes on, I melt and get even louder. I always apologize to the poor soul next to me explaining that “I’m just so excited.” It reminds me of Madonna’s “Crazy for You”—a song about love that just feels so good.

One of the first songs he sang Saturday night was “The River” (early 90s video of him performing). It’s one I’ve heard hundreds of times and bellow at the top of my lungs. Yet this time the words clicked in a new way and I was keenly aware of the lyrics:

You know a dream is like a river

Ever changin’ as it flows

And a dreamer’s just a vessel

That must follow where it goes

Trying to learn from what’s behind you

And never knowing what’s in store

Makes each day a constant battle

Just to stay between the shores…and

I will sail my vessel

‘Til the river runs dry

Like a bird upon the wind

These waters are my sky

I’ll never reach my destination

If I never try

So I will sail my vessel

‘Til the river runs dry

Too many times we stand aside

And let the waters slip away

‘Til what we put off ’til tomorrow

Has now become today

So don’t you sit upon the shoreline

And say you’re satisfied

Choose to chance the rapids

And dare to dance the tide…yes

Chorus

There’s bound to be rough waters

And I know I’ll take some falls

But with the good Lord as my captain

I can make it through them all…yes

This song is balm for the soul. A poetic reminder to follow dreams despite the “rough waters”/challenges. Rather than “sit on the shoreline”/comfort zone and accept status quo, get out there and “chance the rapids and dare to dance the tide”/make things happen.

It’s so easy to push through day-to-day doing what I refer to as “rinse and repeat”: get up exhausted, go to work unsatisfied, watch TV to numb, go to bed exhausted.

What would it look like to chance the rapids and dare to dance the tide?

Of course “Friends in Low Places,” “Unanswered Prayers,” “The Dance,” and his many hits are crowd pleasers. Those of us who were fans from the 90s seem to know every word. It’s like his music is part of my DNA despite him taking years off and me moving on to Carla Bruni and Pink Martini.

When I hear or see him, I get nostalgic. Prairies. Long horns. Wide open space. Cowboys. Simplicity. Wheat fields. Lakes. Oil fields. Wichita Mountains. Buffalo. Sonic drive-ins. Route 66. Native American Pow Wows. Mesas. Thunderstorms. The musical.

When concert #4 ended Saturday night, I sulked. They go so darn fast. I turned to Tim and said, “Maybe we should get more tickets!”

Concert #4 in Sunrise, FLConcert #4 in Sunrise, FLConcert #2 in Tulsa, OKConcert #1 in Jacksonville, Florida circa October 2014

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Week in Review {Links + Pics}

Week in Review

In a few hours Tim and I will be hopping on a 19-hour train en route to Florida.

Fellow Oklahoman (we stick together) and country music icon Garth Brooks is playing this weekend in Sunrise, Florida and we jumped on the tickets last fall. Little did we know he’d be coming to Baltimore the following two weekends.

So, yes, we have tickets to those too. I get to see him three weeks in a row! Poor Tim.

This week the remaining orders of 52 Weeks of Tranquility Journal shipped (yay and BIG thanks for your support of this project), I worked with beautiful clients at The Women’s Center, released podcast #361, was interviewed on Victoria Moran’s podcast, taught mindfulness, released a Love Note (now bi-weekly), met with our amazing new Studio Director, got a mani, secured travel for a writing retreat with Natalie Goldberg, read more of Pen on Fire and Broken Open, and created space to write, soak in the tub, and sip green juices.

I began to feel a sense of settling into the new year. A bit more routine post-hollydaze, a few nice schedule shake ups, and more breathing room. I’m hopeful about 2016.

Earlier this week I shared my 2016 dreams. Setting aside time to crystallize them was therapeutic and I found it insightful that many are ideas on how I want to live, not something that I want to achieve per se.

Have you had a moment to reflect on how you want to show up this year? Have you chosen your word or theme? What is wanting attention right now? Share below or in our Facebook group.

Wishing you a weekend filled with moments to breathe deeply and love fully. x

Week in Pics

Masala chai tea time
Pretty rose blooms
Kisses from Mookie

Savvy Sources

My Interview on Victoria Moran’s Main Street Vegan Podcast

9 Ways to Make Meditation a Daily Habit

Dian Fossey’s Work with Gorillas {Love me some Gorillas In the Mist}

Austin Kleon on Keeping a Logbook

9 Best Books for Meaningful Change

Dani Shapiro on The Friend That Got Away

How to Use the Power of Silence to Improve Just About EverythingCreating a Vision Board

Ways Writers Can Get Inspired for the New Year

Artists Evolve: The Dangers of Creatively Typecasting Yourself

Drink Champagne Every Day Could Help Prevent Dementia and Alzheimers

Weekend Wish List

Safe travel to and from Sunrise, Florida

Savor 4th show with GARTH BROOKS (um, did I mention I’m a fan?!)

Leisurely reading and writing

Walk on the beach

Dine at this veg bistro: Darbster

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Tranquility du Jour #361: 2016 Dreams

2016 dream musings by moi. Hear what’s beckoning me and why, tips on bringing 2016 dreams to life, and my biggest dream/word for the year.

Direct download: Tranquility du Jour #361: 2016 Dreams (mp3)

Featured Guest: Moi

 

I’m a writer, therapist, and creative entrepreneur who dreams of Paris and global animal welfare.

You’ll often find me sipping fragrant tea, practicing yoga on a leopard-print mat, or leading retreats around the globe.

I live in the petite Pink Palace in Washington, D.C. with a rescue kitty, a rescue pug, and a non-rescued beau.

Indulge in “tranquilosophy” via my blog and podcast, Tranquility du Jour.

 

A smattering of my 2016 dreams

Eat more whole foods {upper right corner image}
Consume less sugar
Host inspiring events: retreats, workshops, online {lower left corner image}
Do more live events via Periscope {lower right corner image}
Morning meditation and hot water with lemon
Write morning pages
Savor writing retreats with teachers Natalie Goldberg and Heather Sellers
Write daily {upper center image}
Finish two books monthly
Less screen time
Clarify next book idea
Submit five articles to magazines
Daily movement {lower center image}
Weekly date nights with Tim
Time with and for the animals {upper left corner image}
Monthly dates with girlfriends
Road trip in Miss Lillie {my vintage RV}
Weekly creative play {Artist’s Dates, art journal}
Single-task and practice the Pomodoro technique
Volunteer
Spend time in nature
Deepen therapeutic practice

Tips

Create space
Review weekly
Single-task
Focus on you
Play

Biggest Dream/word for 2016

Growth

Savvy Sources


Website: kimberlywilson.com
Favorite books
2015 Dreams podcast
Sam Bennett podcast mentioned
52 Weeks of Tranquility Journal
Connect on Facebook.
Follow on Twitter.
Pin along on Pinterest.
Eye candy on Instagram.
New Year, New You Seasonal Podcast
Sign up for Love Notes and access Tranquil Treasures
Podcast app: Tranquility du Jour iPhone and Android



Upcoming Events

Art + Asana in Costa Rica: February 13-20
8-week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction in DC: Starts February 26
Tranquility Virtual Retreat: March 5
Art + Yoga in West Virginia: May 13-15
Penning in Paris: June 6-10
Art + Asana in Tuscany: October 8-15
Writing in the Woods: October 28-30

Stay Connected

New to Tranquility du Jour? Peruse my FAQs.
Tranquility University E-courses.
Read along on Goodreads.
Browse my books.
Read about my passion for animals.
Pen a review on iTunes.

Techy

To listen, click on the player at the top of the post or click here to listen to older episodes.
New to podcasting? Get more info at Podcast 411.
Do you have iTunes? Click here and subscribe to the podcast to get the latest episode as released.
Get the Tranquility du Jour apps to get the podcast automagically on iOS or Android.

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Best of 2015: Blog + Podcasts

Blog

Week in Review, April 17

Loving Le Pug: Part 1, April 22

Be Your Own Valentine, February 12

Daybook 4.0 Sneak Peek, September 3

Summer Reading List, May 27

Loving Le Pug: Last Shoot, May 13

Week in Review, January 31

Well-Being: Life Lately, February 24

Tranquilosophy: AM Routine, April 30

Week in Review, February 6

Podcast

Tranquility du Jour #329: 2015 Dreams

Tranquility du Jour #340: Simply Luxurious Life

Tranquillity du Jour #341: Everyday Mindfulness

Tranquility du Jour #334: Paris to Go

Tranquility du Jour #338: All About the Pretty

Tranquility du Jour #335: Walk on the Healthy Side

Tranquility du Jour #339: Pursuit of Fabulous

Tranquility du Jour #342: Creating Lucia

Tranquility du Jour #343: I Know How She Does It

Tranquility du Jour #333: Enter the Glitter Suite

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