A Spring Reset: How to Romanticise Your Weekly Rhythm
Making your meals a ceremony, leaving space for surprise and reclaiming your evenings.
I built this newsletter upon the entire premise of living by the seasons.
The ebbs and flows of the weather changes. The developments of nature. The flourishing of blooms and all the in between.
I received a question recently on IG asking “How do you romanticise life through the challenges and things that occur? It really got me thinking.
Not just about the answer to the question but going in depth to the reasoning why I choose to live by the seasons and romanticise those small everyday tasks.
The Beauty of The Weekly Rhythm.
There’s something quietly luxurious about a rhythm you can return to, the soft structure of a week that holds you without feeling rigid. It’s not about strict schedules or productivity hacks; it’s about creating rituals that anchor you in the present. Whether it’s a Monday morning coffee in the garden. A midweek walk when the sun begins to set. A Friday evening bath that marks the start of rest.
Routines, when chosen with intention, become something to look forward too. They remind you that beauty doesn’t only live in the spontaneous or dramatic. It lives in repetition, too.
I find comfort in knowing what comes next, and the joy of making that moment feel special. I find the element of routine a grounding act.
This structure doesn’t have to inhabit your every move or hinder creativity and spontaneity. It’s about leaning in to the non-negotiables of your week, those things that you just have to get done.
A weekly rhythm isn’t confinement. It’s a quiet kind of freedom, one where you’re not always starting from scratch, but building a life that feels like yours, one small ritual at a time.
