It’s always fun – especially in the dead of Summer – to recall cooler, pleasant afternoons and evenings spent listening to your favorite radio or television broadcaster paint a vivid picture of a day at the ballpark. These ambassadors of the game were not just passing through, no modern-day migrants were they; no, they would regale the listener/viewer with the day’s sights and sounds, even if you had a local telecast.
While it is understandable that many of us feel unmotivated and put off tackling mundane tasks, such as cleaning out the garage or organizing our messy, cluttered drawers, for others, procrastination is a more serious debilitating life impediment. When even the thought of starting a task makes us feel overwhelmed, exhausted, and unable to move, it is safe to say that we suffer from serious procrastination.
I had an unfortunate look in the proverbial mirror the other day. It made me uncomfortable, like pit-in-thestomach uncomfortable. It caused me to examine many assumptions I had about how I exist in this world and how I impact others. About how I am perceived and, perhaps more importantly, how I perceive others.
Mason jar salads are a great make-ahead meal to enjoy at home or on the go. A creamy pesto dressing anchors layers of rainbow veggies and hearty grains for a portable meal that will satisfy your cravings for fresh produce. Feel free to switch it up with whatever greens, grains and toppings you have on hand! Just add a lid, and it will keep well in the refrigerator for up to three days.