Yesterday, I achieved the impossible. I achieved balance. I woke up early, as I usually tend to. I worked out. I did laundry. I vacuumed.
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Days 46 and 47: Whatever.
I was (am) still feeling down in the dumps about Valentine’s Day, and I had to keep an eye on work all weekend, and overall
Day 43: Book Worm
What did I do for myself yesterday? What did I achieve? This question is harder than usual today. I went for a walk and I
Day 42: Romancing Myself
Yesterday after work I had an hour to spare before meeting a friend for happy hour. I didn’t go home and let the Nothing take
Day 40: The Nothing Wears Me Down
It is Monday morning. My house is clean and my body is sore. I overslept and I plan to work from home today. I dusted,
Day 39: The Nothing Gets Stronger
I went and had dinner with friends. It was good to be around people. And yet, the Nothing lingers. It crept in a bit on
Day 38: Light Dawns
It’s one thing to have a logical understanding of something. It’s another thing entirely to experience the emotions of that thing. And it’s yet a
Day 37: Nourishment
As expected, yesterday, was pretty low key. My goals weren’t intense and I achieved all of them. I went for a walk around the neighborhood
Day 30: I’ll do Anything to beat depression
Yesterday’s successes include, in no particular order: Going for a walk in the (very rare for this time of year) sunshine Booking a weekend getaway
Cleaning House Without Distractions
Last October, I wrote a post about my cleaning strategies. After having read the book, Unf*ck Your Habitat, I see now that the marathon cleaning
Constant Exposure to Current Events is Harmful to Emotional Well-Being
All week long, I’ve been unable to write. Usually, I set up blog posts at night so they will publish the next morning. If for
Thoughts On “The Miniaturist” by Jessie Burton, ADHD, and Loneliness
I spent the last week transported into the 1600s in Amsterdam. It was winter, and it was cold. And I was very much alone, and
Winter Sleep is the Best Sleep
Holy cow, last night was the best night’s sleep I’ve had in ages. That’s one of the benefits of the clocks changing, I think. By
Cleaning House Without Distractions
ADHD, depression, anxiety, chronic fatigue, recurring headaches… It’s understandable why my home is generally not very clean. Tidying up quickly before friends come over is
Historical Fiction with a Dash of Magic: A Reading List
(If you’re here only for the reading list, scroll down. The table of contents that should appear at the top of this post apparently doesn’t