Walking through the fog 〰️ Creative Currents

Published 8 days ago • 1 min read

Hi Reader,

The last days have been wrapped in mist. The kind that hangs low, softens edges, and leaves tiny beads of water on your face as you walk through dark streets. I love it. It makes everything feel quieter. More present. Almost magical.

This week also brought a small, intimate concert. Traditional music, played with so much care it felt like a conversation rather than a performance. Art like that always reminds me why we create in the first place.

And as if the evening hadn’t already peaked, a new friend and I somehow ended up drinking mulled wine on a lit-up reindeer sleigh in the town center. Unexpected. Ridiculous. Perfect.

Sometimes life doesn’t need big plans to feel full. Just openness.

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INSPIRATION STATION

Moving Through the Fog

Foggy days don’t offer clear views. You can’t see far ahead, and that’s okay. Nobody can see what the future holds, but you can choose how to respond to days like this.

You don’t need full clarity to move forward. You don’t need the entire map. You only need to know your next step.

Progress still happens in low visibility. It's just a bit of a trust exercise. Give yourself a gentle nudge to trust that the path reveals itself as you walk.

🖌️

Pattern Play

Female Energy

This week I’m sharing these lovely ladies.

They are a quiet homage to strong women. The ones who carry, organize, connect, soften, and somehow make most of what we call “Christmas magic” happen. While Santa gets the spotlight, it’s often women behind the scenes who move everything into place.

When women come together, support each other, and share strength, they really can shift mountains. That's the energy this pattern holds. Subtle, grounded, powerful.

🎨

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