Welcome to Let it be easy with Susie Moore.

Do you have a lot of alone time in your life?

Do you spend much time alone?

I know some people love it. Some people don't love it.

I like it.

And it just so happens that, of course I live with my husband and we work together.

So when it comes to extended alone time, I don't have much. I mean, you know, even though we live together,

of course, I read a lot, I have my own walks, I have my time with my friends, etc.

But when it comes to periods of being alone for more than a day, two days. It's a rarity for me. But it happened just last week. My husband was in Texas, visiting his family. I didn't go on this particular trip. And it was the first time we were separated

for quite a few days in a while.

And I can tell you, my friends, I really enjoyed it.

Of course, I love my husband.

I'm thrilled when he comes home but I want to tell

you a few things that I did that were kind of really fun and allowed me to kind of

connect with a different version of me that exists when I don't have to think about anybody else.

Here are five cool things that I did that I'm actually going to probably do a bit more of,

even now that he's back. The first thing is I would blast music that I like, Susie Moore likes, that no one else has to like, in the mornings.

Typically we have slow mornings at home, right?

We might play a bit of classical music or nothing,

just have coffees, chill, ease into the day.

But I, you know, I wake up in a good mood and I was just a blasting

sele into the heart throughout the apartment living and I was just really getting into the vortex as Abraham Hicks defines it

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