Top R: Cedar enzyme bath. Bottom R: Massage pagoda. L: Me in the zen garden.
I earned an A+ in self-care today. A dear friend gifted me an epic day at the spa.
The treatments began with tea overlooking a Japanese garden followed by a cedar enzyme bath. It felt similar to a mud bath, except surprisingly dry. It was an excellent way to warm up my tense body for a massage, which I enjoyed in an outdoor pagoda! I wandered around the spa’s beautiful zen garden and hung out in a hammock between treatments. The day ended with a wonderful facial that left my skin glowing.
The whole experience was incredible. I feel deeply grateful for this day of pampering and relaxation. Even hours later, I feel like a noodle. Experience the peaceful fountain for yourself in a video at the bottom of this post!
Today’s #OneGoodThing is the ultimate spa day! What was your #OneGoodThing today? Please share in the comments! And remember, kindness is everything!
Day 261 of 365. And Now Totaling 2,818 Days In A Row. Here’s the first 366 and the following 365, as well as year three, year four, year five, year six, and year seven of #OneGoodThing Daily!
On this day…
- 1 year ago: Chewy chocolate ginger cookies
- 2 years ago: No need to water
- 3 years ago: Late summer evening harvest
- 4 years ago: A furry friend and days of drawing
- 5 years ago: Water bus passes and new friends
- 6 years ago: Box on the way
- 7 years ago: Sisterly reunion
- 10 years ago: Taking care of business… Venice-style
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That video is absolutely magical and you look so relaxed!
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It sounds like something you would love to do once a week.
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Absolutely! I had a dream/wish during it all that it could be my job to go to spas and have treatments!
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a wonderful, Zen day for you, indeed. Count your blessings. Be thankful for every day.
Tell your loved ones every day how much they mean to you and how much you love them. My husband died 14 months ago after coming home from a long bike ride. Even in a coma for almost 20 hours, he shed a tear when I whispered “I love you.” Moments later, his heart stopped.
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Indeed! I am so grateful for that magnificent spa day. Thank you for sharing your story. I’m glad your husband was able to receive your love until his last moment. I’m sorry for your loss.
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