Hello everyone, I’m working on a little project and could really use your collective creativity and practical thinking. I’m preparing test strips of my various fruit leathers (different flavors, ingredients, textures) and I’m looking for a simple, elegant, and reusable way to present them so they stay fresh, are easy to access, and look inviting. The challenge: - The strips can be slightly sticky, so plain paper doesn’t work well. - Small resealable bags are fiddly to fill, open, and retrieve samples from. - I’d like something that feels tactile, intentional, and easy to handle. Inspiration / dream idea: Something between a stamp album, a plastic-sleeved trading card sheet, an Advent calendar, and a flat monthly pill organizer — where each sample has its own protected slot, can be labeled, and is easily removable without mess. What I’m asking: Have you seen or used a system like this? Do you have ideas for materials (food-safe sleeves, reusable pouches, thin containers)? Maybe you’ve crafted something similar for spices, tea samples, seed swaps, or art supplies? Even wild or simple ideas are welcome — sometimes the best solutions come from outside the expected box! This could be a fun little collaboration — if anyone feels inspired to brainstorm, sketch, or prototype together, I’m totally open. Thanks in advance for any sparks of inspiration! *#sampling #packagingideas #foodpresentation #communitybrainstorm #fruitleather #sustainability #simplesolutions*

Welcome to Day 13. Today, we practice listening without waiting. We release the expectation of hearing something specific — and instead, rest in the openness of simply receiving. 🌱 Practice: Check-in: What are you listening *for* today — an answer, a feeling, a direction? Now, soften that focus. Let listening become spacious, not searching. Pause (1 minute): Allow sound to move through you — near, far, outside, within. Listen without labeling. Welcome everything, cling to nothing. Check-out: What arrived when you stopped waiting to hear? A sound, a silence, a sense of space? Share a word, an impression, or leave a 🌬️ below. "True listening is meeting what is, without bringing what should be." Listening openly. Receiving gently. Let's be here, together. @Veronika Hübner @Nya K

Welcome to Day 16. Today, we gently return to movement with awareness — not as doing, but as being in motion. We carry the stillness of the past days into gentle, embodied flow. 🌱 Practice: Check-in: What does your body feel ready for today — a stretch, a walk, a sway, or simply the movement of breath? Listen softly. Pause (1 minute): With eyes closed, feel the aliveness within. Let movement arise naturally — a shoulder roll, a gentle twist, a slow shift in posture. Move from presence, not purpose. Check-out: What did you notice when movement came from stillness? Lightness, flow, ease, or a deeper sense of connection? Share a word, a sensation, or leave a 🌾 below. “Movement is stillness in motion.” Flowing gently. Breathing fully. Being here, now. Let's move, together.

Abundance is... How does it feel to you? Does it arrive like a surprise? Grow in small acts of sharing? Speak through what you already have? Maybe it's not about having more — but feeling *enough*. Share a word, a moment, or a feeling. No right or wrong — just what's true for you. *Example:* "Abundance is... trading mangoes for refreshing drinks with a neighbor." @everyone: Let's notice, together. 🌿💛

Welcome to Day 14. Today, we gently release listening — and return to feeling. Let your awareness rest not in what you hear, but in what you sense. 🌱 Practice: Check-in: Where do you feel stillness in your body right now? A quiet place in your chest, your hands, your breath? Let your attention soften into that feeling. Pause (1 minute): Settle into sensation — not to interpret, just to be present. Feel the weight of your body, the air touching your skin, the pulse of life within. Check-out: What feeling remained when you let go of listening? Calm, warmth, aliveness, or gentle stillness? Share a word, a sensation, or leave a 🌾 below. “In stillness, we do not hear answers — we become them.” Feeling presence. Being here. Let’s rest in the quiet, together. @Veronika Hübner @Nya K