This weekend I spent some time in a cabin on Snoqualmie
Pass. It was amazing! I loved how majestic the mountains looked
capped with snow. Driving along roads
packed with snow 20 feet high was exciting and made me feel like a kid; I was
in awe of what I was seeing. Living in
Seattle means that snow is a rare sight, but if you drive just 45 minutes away
you can be in the mountains playing in fresh powder.
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There are lots of activities to do in the snow. Pick
something that you and your spouse love- whether it be skiing, snowboarding,
sledding, building a snowman, or cozying up next to the fireplace with a cup of
cocoa. And don’t forget to take the time
to have a snowball fight! Sometimes
anger and frustration can build up and we need a healthy way of letting things
go. If you have stuff you’ve been
holding onto and you are ready to forgive, toss a snowball to symbolize
releasing the hurt feelings. As the
snowball hits the ground (or your partner if you have good aim) watch it
dissipate and feel free from the things that were causing dissonance and contention
in your relationship. Take some time afterwards while you warm up to express love and appreciation for your spouse.
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