22/08/2026
11 days in Glastonbury with me, myself and I.
I considered it a real gift to have this time to decompress & thank you to clients and friends who respected that. It isn’t often for me I get that time to spend with just me! Though I had a couple of friends n family over most of the time I was solo.
What did I notice during that time. I like my own company, which I always knew, not in an egotistical way but I’m generally happy on my own, I’m not a sit down and feel lonely kind of person. I noticed I was still pretty active, but there was a difference, I was participating in activities that bring me joy, fuel my creativity not obligations, my day lacked a timetable to the most extent and that was really lovely as my ‘usual’ day to day existence is a fine tuned timetable.
What will I take away from all of this? Spacing out and making time for me on my own as this current season of my life is busy with others and that includes me sharing a lot of myself in caring for others and I mustn’t forget to fill my pot.
Some of the adventures I had were:
Salty float tanks, ecstatic dance, exposing washing machines and showers creating house pools, spontaneous mushroom foraging, harvesting and making concoctions for later this year, discovering different walks, medeival dancing, Kirtan, eclipse picnics, pub gardens, friends and food, sharing stories, fostering a dog for a few days who stole a little bit of my heart, creating my apothecary, lie ins, receiving healing.
As I look back I think gosh so much, but all was in flow, spontaneous and seamless.
How have you let yourself feel in to life’s flow recently?
Justine xx