Reposting this one because I want to finish my #selfcareforthesenses series at some pointand it's been a while. This time I'm talking about sight. Now I'm aware that not everyone has the same ability with sight, but if you can use your sight for self care here are some ideas that I have. My first one is Fall leaves. If you're somewhere that the leaves are changing colors I highly recommend looking closely at them, maybe even collecting the ones that you like best, like I do. It can be a very relaxing activity (if you are able to get outdoors; I understand that some of us aren't able to for whatever reason). Pay attention to the differences in color, shape, and size. Maybe take some photos of a leaf bouquet like I did. If Fall leaves aren't your cup of tea try looking for nice pictures with Google or Instagram. My go-tos are sunsets, wildflowers, and cute animals. You can even save a folder of your favorites for when you need that pick-me-up. Other things you could look at are artwork, a pretty jigsaw puzzle as you put it together (I am all about the jigsaw puzzles), a coloring book as you color it, or any nice craft you are making. What other ideas do you have for using your sight for self care? Stop reading here, hashtags below. . . . . . . #selfcare #alliseeispretty #aseasonalshift #aseasonalyear #lookclosely #smalldetails #fallleaves #autumncolor #howihue #fallfeels #fallishere #fallseason #fallmood #falldays #autumnlove #changingseasons #embracingaslowerlife #embracingtheseasons #nature_seekers #alovefornaturesbest #selfcareadvocate #selfcarefam #selfcarepost #mentalhealthisimportant #herpnw #madeinwashington #pnwsmallbusiness #pnwart #pnwmaker (at Pacific Northwest) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckhi8ebObHu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
