Not the actual Present.

One of the things I love most about yoga is how it remind me to be in the present.

I try and think about this phrase not only at yoga but throughout my day.

Half of my life I spend sitting wherever I am thinking about what needs to be done.

I tell you what. Its Draining with a capital D. 

Since I've practiced doing this, I feel like I have been able to embrace the present.

I (you) live in such a fast pace world. 

Always worried about where we are and where we need to go and how fast that transaction can happen.

But it is so worth it to really try and be in the present.

Yoga is rad. You should try it.

Also. You should try to 'be in the present'. I am. 

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When I get to a computer. If I have time. These are the (almost) daily sites I visit. 

Its sort of a routine. Probably time-wasting but I've got it down to an art.

My most favorite internet sites:

The Sartorialist

Toast

BlueLily

Pinterest

Zara

Kinfolk

Rockstar Diaries

Just be splendid

Besotted

PW

Henrik Kreilisheim

Apartment Therapy: Home Tours

Architectural Digest

There you have it. 

confession

I have am sort of in love with the following and above...

Martha Stewart magazine. She's a genius in my book.
Stripes. They have always been in style and always will be.
Old bottles.
Embroidered napkins. I've inherited some. Yes!
Lemon on pasta. I don't eat it much, but when I do... mmm.
Benefit makeup. Especially "that gal" and "hello flawless". It's amazing.
Blueberries. I used to pick them all the time in NY with my nanny kiddos.

That's all. Does anyone share in my obsessions?