My year and a day aren't progressing at warp speed but I'm okay with that. In fact, I feel better about easing into it instead of jumping in with both feet. I've watched some travelogues and documentaries and researched some things online but I haven't really sat down to do any reading, which I should do before the books are due back at the library.
I'm having a horrendous flair of my fibromyalgia right now in which my pain pills aren't dulling the pain much, but oddly my mood is better than it's been in months. I think it's because I genuinely like doing frugal things and trying to be environmentally responsible. I feel like I accomplish something when I don't spend money or when I don't waste something. And that makes me feel more connected to the spiritual side of things better than studying 10 books.
My winterizing will be done this weekend and I can cozy up under a blanket and knit or spin or read in the afternoons after my chores are done. And I will be so glad when I'm done with it. I only have the plastic to put on 5 windows and lay down some carpet on the back hallway to insulate the floor and I'm done.
And just as winter sets in, my dryer quits on me, but oddly that makes me feel good, too, knowing that I can use the clothesline or the indoor racks and do just fine. It's good not to fall apart when technology fails you.
So in the scheme of things, I feel like this is all part of my year and a day and while I will get to the more indepth things I want to study, I like just growing into it. It feels much more natural. And that gives me more of a certainty that I will succeed in this rather than creating an artificial structure that I'm constantly battling against.
It feels good to feel good about it all.
BB
I'm having a horrendous flair of my fibromyalgia right now in which my pain pills aren't dulling the pain much, but oddly my mood is better than it's been in months. I think it's because I genuinely like doing frugal things and trying to be environmentally responsible. I feel like I accomplish something when I don't spend money or when I don't waste something. And that makes me feel more connected to the spiritual side of things better than studying 10 books.
My winterizing will be done this weekend and I can cozy up under a blanket and knit or spin or read in the afternoons after my chores are done. And I will be so glad when I'm done with it. I only have the plastic to put on 5 windows and lay down some carpet on the back hallway to insulate the floor and I'm done.
And just as winter sets in, my dryer quits on me, but oddly that makes me feel good, too, knowing that I can use the clothesline or the indoor racks and do just fine. It's good not to fall apart when technology fails you.
So in the scheme of things, I feel like this is all part of my year and a day and while I will get to the more indepth things I want to study, I like just growing into it. It feels much more natural. And that gives me more of a certainty that I will succeed in this rather than creating an artificial structure that I'm constantly battling against.
It feels good to feel good about it all.
BB
:) back atcha
ReplyDeleteIt DOES feel good to feel good about it all doesn't it!
ReplyDeleteIndeed it does! :)
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