1. Buy yourself flowers
2. Inbox an old friend
3. Browse through your old pictures
4. Cook (or order) your favorite meal
5. Enjoy some 'me' time
6. Donate something
7. Change your linens and perfume them
8. Try a head stand
9. Count your blessings
10. Send a message in a bottle
11. Write a letter to your better self
12. Ride a bike
13. Take a picture of every single object you own and absolutely love
14. Take a walk alone and enjoy your own company
15. Draw a perfect pattern
16. Watch an episode of your childhood prefered cartoon
17. Compliment a stranger
18. Discover new music
19. Uninstall unused apps from your digital devices
20. Think about your next vacation
21. Call a relative
22. Water a plant
23. Take a nap
24. Smile to a kid
25. Enjoy silence
26. Make a playlist of your all times favorite songs
27. Play the tourist in your city
28. Watch the sunset or the sunrise
29. Play cards
30. Gaze at stars
31. Offer a dear person a present for no reason
32. Light a perfumed candle
33. Unsubscribe from online newsletters
34. Practice meditation
35. Take a soaking bath
36. Recreate your family tree
37. Help someone in the street
38. Spend a whole day reading
39. Plant a tree
40. Learn a car skill (eg. how to change oil)
41. Rearrange furniture in a room
42. Read newspaper
43. Explore a blog you like (mine would be an excellent choice!) 
44. Visit a museum
45. Go on a late night city tour
46. Play hide and seek
47. Watch an all times classic movie
48. Donate blood
49. Get lost
50. Do some painting
51. Go out running
52. Attend a major sports event
53. Give a homeless food
54. Personalize a piece of clothes
55. Fix something broken
56. Go to an art gallery
57. Make a photo wall
58. Recycle an item
59. Spend 24 hours without your phone
60. Enjoy a nap
61. Write a gratitude list
62. Take a bus
63. Learn new dance steps
64. Learn a new skill (smokey eye, anyone?)
65. Ride a horse
66. Make a natural home remedy (or beauty product)
67. Watch a documentary
68. Sit in a park
69. Rearrange your closet
70. Declutter your wallet
71. Give to charity anonymously
72. Attend a concert
73. Coordinate new outfits
74. Have a spa day
75. Go to a networking event
76. Clean your car
77. Invite a friend to your house
78. Use public transportation
79. Learn some basic sign language
80. Take a day long of pictures
81. Email your favorite professor (just to say hi!)
82. Share a useful experience 
83. 45 minutes of yoga
84. Unfriend/ unfollow people you don't know
85. Watch a how-to youtube video (my suggestion: http://bit.ly/2cFk6dn) 
86. Sing like no one is around
87. Enjoy the sound of the rain under a warm blanket
88. Celebrate yourself 
89. Go for a 15 min run
90. Clean your shoes gently
91. Write down your favorite quote
92. Watch a TED talk
93. Ban the vehicle horn unless very very necessary
94. Change your social media pictures
95. Budget your 'model' month
96. Listen to the radio
97. Summarize the past year
98. Visualize your resolutions
99. Make a vision board for the new year
100. Make your own list of #100daysofhappiness

P.S.: Photo non représentative de mes priorités, mais elle illustre bien le thème

• vos priorités n'appartiennent qu'à vous, et personnes n'a le droit de vous juger en fonction. Ils n'ont même pas à faire l'objet d'une quelconque discussion, c'est un peu comme vos cheveux, ils vous collent à la tête et ça ne regarde que vous!
• vous n'avez pas besoin de revoir l'ordre parce que, selon je ne sais quelle logique, c'est plus correct autrement: si pour vous 'argent' passe avant 'principes', soit! Ne vous mentez pas pour avoir l'air de ce que vous n'êtes pas au risque de vous perdre.

Un précieux conseil à vous donner: ne surtout pas laisser les achats à la dernière minute, vous serez fatiguée au point de ne plus pouvoir faire les courses, encore comme toutes les autres tâches je vous recommande le deuxième trimestre!

L'accouchement 

Le séjour

Pourquoi?

Comment ?

• Zahra Bouchibti pour le portage, l'allaitement, et les massages de bébé.
• Khadija Achtaich, conseillère en maternage proximal (page Facebook Materner malin)
• Myriam El Haddioui, spécialiste de l'allaitement (groupe Facebook Breast is Best with Myriam) 
• Tiphaine Martin, infirmière spécialisée en périnatalité (groupe Facebook Info & Soutien Allaitement Maroc)

Photo credit: the talented Hanane Abir

• Extreme sensitivity

• Increased anxiety

• Sudden affection

• Get the paper work done (especially if you are dealing with a bank, you know procedures and stuff...) and admit there may be some lateness. Remember that if this is 'the' big project for you right now, it is just a 'dossier' in another's person work routine. Stress will get you nowhere.

• Make a todo list. You don't have to take a pen and a paper, but you have to put your thoughts in order. What subscriptions need to be canceled/ transfered, the contracts you need to change, the address change notifications you'll have to make.

• Pay a professional. We did the math it's almost the same price. If there is one and only one advice I can give you it is to pay for this service. Don't pack, don't order, don't buy boxes. Sit down, and watch your house getting ready to move, thanks to professionals. 

• Don't over clean before. Simply because moving will cause the house to get dirty: you know people coming and leaving to transport the stuff. You'd better not waste effort in this and rather focus on cleaning when you are putting things in place.

• Don't rush. Moving is a whole process, don't try to rush into settling in your new place. Acknowledge the fact you need to declutter your stuff, decide what each space is better suited for and how to better organize everything. Take your time.

• Don't hold on to 'stuff'. Decluttering is your word (try the 100 things challenge, or set a time objective to go through your clothes or books). A new place is a chance of change, make the best out of it.

A la base, je voulais mettre un appareil lingual, mais selon mon ortho, ça ne convient pas à tous. J'ai finalement choisi les bagues en céramique, assez discrètes mais aussi efficaces, bien qu'un peu plus chères.

Deux années sont vite passées (oui mon ortho était sur une autre ville, ce qui a causé un peu de retard...) et je ne regrette aucunement ma décision. Pour vous encourager à franchir le pas, voici cinq avantages de porter des bagues (selon mon expérience):

• La patience vous apprendrez: 

• Doucement vous mangerez

• Vos dents vous apprécierez

1. You can't plan Everything. I love making plans and thinking about the future and often get upset when stuff does not go as I wanted/ expected. Well this is just how life works... You, fortunately, can't control it all.
2. Stop making promises you are not sure you are going to honor. this is a direct consequence of number 1. And in my blog context, it means I am not promising not to disappear ever again, although it is a goal I am seriously working toward.
3. YOU are the best person to serve YOU. In the process of dispatching tasks and gaining in efficiency, you should keep in mind that there are missions that can only be done by you, and that you should take the necessary time and make the effort to do them..
4. The risks you don't take only prevent you from growing. You don't need me to remind you that we are already in 2016, that life is too short and that you shouldn't spend a lot of it hesitating. When you are not sure about something, do it, if it does not work you'll have learnt something. The outcome may even be better than you thought! 
5. Relationships need time. Just like everything else you build, quality relationships of all types require time. Almost like professional experience, there is a certain maturity level that can only be atteined through time. Allow for that to happen!