@Maggie wrote:
@NatureLover Maybe try moving to one other thread ( when you feel ready ), and stick to that for a while. You don’t ever need to spread out too far, something I am learning.
You are so sensible and practical, @Maggie . That hadn't occurred to me, but it's a very good idea. I had been thinking in terms of trying to take on the full load all at once. I'm not ready yet to branch out to one other thread, but it will be the plan for when I am.
@Maggie wrote:
She is such a gift to me and her other clients. I am grateful she is in my life. We are heading into our 16th year of working together. Sometimes, when the world seems too dark, I think of the light she shines.
I'm glad it's only 2 weeks, with a chat in the middle. The world needs more people like that. My psychologist is also one of those people.
@Maggie wrote:
I love the comfort of my doona.
I do too, but I hardly ever permit myself to get under it, lol. It's a strange problem 😄 Well, it's not even a problem. I sleep mostly in all my clothes on top of the doona. I have a blanket I can put over me if it's cold. I only started doing it regularly this year, for a few reasons...our units had a trespasser in the early hours of the morning, hammering on doors (and worse, but I won't mention what) early on this year, so I felt nervous about getting into my nightie and into bed. I also don't generally permit myself to get into a clean bed if I'm not clean myself...also the bursitis in my shoulders make it a bit painful to get undressed /dressed again. I know, it's a bit of a strange, habit, lol! 😄 It sure does feel luxurious to get under the doona.
I'm enjoying too not having to water the garden much so far.
I'm happy you felt up to a bit of chatting this morning, as it means I think that you're feeling a bit better?
You're a dear person, @Maggie . 💜
