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How Are You Feeling Right Now?

Lane

SF Pro
SF Supporter
I'm doing better than yesterday. I'm trying to apply for a homeowners rebate and couldn't even find the computer adapter to get started. Things in my house have a way of disappearing and when I ask nobody knows anything.

But today I have the the day off from work so I'm just going to relax, use my gift certificate for a massage and read my book. I hope everyone here's doing as well as possible.
 

Auri

🎸🎶Metal Star🎵🥁
Safety & Support
SF Supporter
Yes all of it does Auri. Starting married life in a new country is going to have impacts on you. The brain is signalling all over the place, mapping out what’s going on and making trillions of decisions about what to connect with what. Like starting 20,000 new paintings all at once. Journalling helps a lot - ‘least that’s what I found.
Also having a favourite soft warm well lit nook in which to write, read or have a cup of coffee gives a sense of a tiny home base. 🌱
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You are right, thank you. I've heard so many benefits from journaling, but so far it's always been my perfectionist's self nightmare. I struggle with keeping a routine, and if I don't keep up with it, I lose motivation. I do have plenty of notebooks though...

The soft warm spot is my dream! I actually changed my painting spot for the dining room and table this time, and it is surprisingly cozy there, just by the door and window to the garden. The space was only used for boxes and a lot of mess, but now I don't have to move my painting stuff away every evening.

This past weekend we visited my sister-in-law and she has a small living room which she turned into a super cozy hobby room, with a fireplace, musical instruments, bookshelves, artsy stuff, etc. I fell in love and want my own. :D
 

Brit

Well-Known Member
Thanks for your supportive message, Livelife! *thumbsup I agree with you that there's nothing to be done. I've tried my best to address some of the issues, but they go around in circles, and there's always the worry of inflaming the situation or causing repercussions - it's like walking a tightrope! I'm always on tenterhooks with it. I'm sorry you also have to deal with something similar.
 
Thanks for your supportive message, Livelife! *thumbsup I agree with you that there's nothing to be done. I've tried my best to address some of the issues, but they go around in circles, and there's always the worry of inflaming the situation or causing repercussions - it's like walking a tightrope! I'm always on tenterhooks with it. I'm sorry you also have to deal with something similar.
Thankyou. And That’s a good way to say it, being on a tightrope…I wish it could diffuse somehow for you, like them moving. Or being taught what a good neighbor actually means.🙃sending you a hug.☺️
 

1964dodge

Has a monkey as a friend
Safety & Support
SF Supporter
i am actually doing pretty good. i'm still fighting this bug i got where i used to live around 5 weeks ago. and pain is still bad, i am having a hard time dealing with those high spikes, and little issues i need to deal with in the senior apartment, and the unpacking, yuk.

but there are always two sides to a coin. the good side is 1. our anxiety and depression are much better, 2. i feel safe and the apartment is clean, 3. my kids all came through for us, and i mean all 3, we are so proud of them

mike
 

Brit

Well-Known Member
Why do I always wake up feeling like crap, but then feel a lot better at night? That's weird.
It's curious but I'm the opposite. I often (not always) wake up full of beans but gradually crumble into crapitude as the day progresses. By mid-evening, I want to hibernate and start fantasising about sleeping for a week, except I'm actually a very poor sleeper*facepalm. I think it must be harder to always wake up feeling like crap, though - I feel for you.
 

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