Join us for Sip & Self-Care at our new location, Masa Madre, on Wednesday, March 18th and April 15th from 11:00 – 12:30. Enjoy a relaxed time of connection and self-care while supporting the Woman’s Club of Vista Bubbles & Books project.
January is the perfect time to pause, reflect, and dream a little Join us for Sip & Self-Care this January as we discuss vision boards,
The holidays can be joyful… and a little bit hectic, too. Between gatherings, shopping, and giving to everyone else, it’s easy to forget to give yourself the same care and kindness. Here are five gentle reminders to help you stay grounded and glowing this season:
Something new is coming so SAVE the DATE! A monthly community gathering to pause, refresh, and recharge with simple self-care tools and the calming practice
“When you fill your own cup, you have more to pour into the world.” ~ Unknown Thank you to everyone who joined Challenge #21: “Prioritizing
Enjoying a beautiful day at Camp Cronin with my sisters and Ed, we were lucky to witness something truly heartwarming – Linda and her daughter
“When you fill your own cup, you have more to pour into the world.” ~ Unknown Thank you to everyone who joined Challenge #21: “Prioritizing
“Self-care means giving yourself permission to pause”. ~ Dr. Cecilia Tran The holidays can leave us feeling stretched thin – managing everything for everyone else. Now
Firefighters are often the first responders in times of emergency, rushing into dangerous situations to protect our homes, our loved ones, and our communities.
Choose any act of kindness to help someone in need.
Have you entered our Random Acts of Kindness Challenge?
Congratulations to Challenge #16: Candy for Cashiers winner, Margi M. She asked a young lady at the CVS about her favorite candy. Margi surprised her by purchasing &
“Service to others leads to greatness.” ~ Jim Rohn
September is National Courtesy Month. Did you know that the word courteous comes from the Middle English word “kindness”, which means “noble deeds” or “courtesy”?
“Imagine what our neighborhoods would be like if each of us offered, as a matter of course, just one kind word to another person.” ~ Mr. Rogers