I’m Sara, technology worker by day, newsletter writer by night. I love everything media (tv, movies books, long form journalism). I live for a good online rabbit hole, candles, tea and comfy sofas. I write Things That Make Me Happy, a newsletter about books and entertainment recommendations, as well as curated links and rabbit holes. — Sarah H.
PHYSICAL
Creatine - It’s one of the most researched supplements in the market and one of the safest. When you get to your thirties you start to lose muscle mass, and with just 3 to 5 grams you'll make the muscle building process easier (with lots of protein and resistance training!)
Amazon Kindle - I pack my kindle in my everyday bag and I whip it out in waiting rooms, traffic or public transportation. I connect it to my Libby library account for free entertainment. Last year I read 80 books thanks to this habit of carrying my Kindle everywhere.
Pedometer - No frills pedometer that only tracks your steps. It keeps me accountable to my goals and I don't need to connect, share my data, or pay a subscription.
DIGITAL
Wylde Flowers - This is a cozy game that hooked me for hours and hours. It has, a farm simulation (with animals and produce), relationship building and a witchy twist. Can be played on the phone or on consoles.
Digital Bingo Card - I think that resolutions are not a great idea for various reasons, but January is a great month to plan your year and expand on some goals. I used Canva to create a Bingo Card with things that I want to accomplish this year.
INVISIBLE
All you hear and all you see is what your life will ever be.
This phrase appeared on a friend’s Facebook wall a decade ago and it still shooks me. You decide how and who you spend your days with and what to make of life.
What’s in your NOW?
We want to know what’s in your now — a list of 6 things that are significant to you now — 3 physical, 2 digital and 1 invisible.
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Great list! It's interesting to me that you like tracking your steps (pedometer), but there is no "step count goal" on your bingo card. Neither here nor there, just an observation!