And it seems I’ve worked my way through almost a whole pack today. And I have barely eaten in two days. Which is highly unusual for me. So I listened to one of those you linked to, Ira, and I’m going to really try to make time for a yoga class this week and see if the library has any meditation CDs I can borrow. I need to CTFO!
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Why aren't you eating, Cyn?
Not eating is NOT good :_(
Ira wishes he had more time for 43things
How did you find the one you listened to?
It’s a goal I’d left by the wayside – need to pick it up again too. Cheer on the yoga class and meditation cds, definitely! Please take care and eat well Cyn – you know how I go on about the link between eating and mood :)
How did I find it?
In the link in your post under this goal! :) I think the dance class helped me burn off some bad feelings. I came home and dug in to dinner!
Ira wishes he had more time for 43things
I meant how did you find it as in what did you think of it? :)
Goal #44
Get control of my head, concentrate, find a girl I can talk to, take some Xanax, or maybe start drinking wine, chill the fuck out, breathe, don’t say anything stupid, and then delete this entry.
((((((CYN))))))
Cyn, what’s going on?
Hey, Flirt
I looked at the last time I had an entry like this, and it was right after I found out my grandmother was sick. And now, here again, right after she died. I think the emotional upheaval of that is just coming out in strange ways for me right now. I have been sort of erratic lately but I will be okay. :)
Long John Silvie is moving about - slowly, but is moving about
((((Cyn)))))
Hope everything’s OK.
we’re here if you need us you know.
Saafir is planning his best year yet
Good plan...
aside from the wine part. ;-) I’d add “ask for a hug or two” if the girl you find to talk is within arms reach. Here’s a virtual one ((()))))
I hope you find the space to relax some today. If not, there’s always tomorrow.
The effects of meditation are subtle but profound. I’m trying to teach myself the most important lesson of meditition: do it. I’ve found that if I do it often enough, the results accumulate. Plus, I build skills that I can lean on when the going gets tought.
I recommend Jon Kabat-Zinn’s approach to mindfulness and meditation. Full-Catastrophe Living is a good place to start.
Warmly,
-S
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