Today, in particular, I just feel like lazing through the day. I slept in, Greyson is playing an archery game, I've played a little SIMS 4 in preparation for tomorrow's Seasons expansion pack release.
Last night while G was at vacation Bible school, I worked on writing my way a bit further through the Book of Matthew. I only have two chapters left, and I'm stretching it out.
My husband took the day off just because. It's overcast. I have some fun mail arriving today.
It's a day for spoons.
Thanks for linking to the Spoons article. That's new stuff for me. Lots of food for thought. Enjoy your day. We all need to recharge now and then.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure! It's great food for thought.
DeleteTake good care of yourself lady!
ReplyDeleteYou too, my friend!
DeleteI've never heard of the spoon theory before but I've followed your link...and then her links. My daughter battles serious anxiety and depression and I can't wait for her to get home so I can find out if she knows about this theory. I battle them, too, so I've thought I understood to an extent. But putting it into spoons helps me understand why, after a full day at work and maybe therapy or school that day, she just can't handle picking up her room or even eating some days. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you found it helpful, Lisa!
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