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A New Year, A New Leaf

Henrik Ibsen once said, "A thousand words will not leave so deep an impression as one deed."

But I like to say, "A thousand words will not leave so deep an impression as one seed."

This upcoming year is a year for big changes: a new job, new place to live, and new chances to plant seeds of love and truth. This is the year for planting seeds; for turning over a new leaf.

I'm planning to do a 365 daily writing prompt challenge for 2016. Not a resolution. Not a promise. But a chance to plant 365 seeds. Well, actually 366 - it being a leap year and all. Oh and hey hey Anais!

So, here's my question to you: What seeds will you be planting this new year?

Many Blessings,
Tiff

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