reflect daily in a 'one sentence' journal

Riannon my daughter, Zephyr my two-year-old granddaughter and Sparrow my little three-week-old granddaughter came for the day yesterday – May 6th. I was happy and excited. Cookies were baked and waiting on a plate in the kitchen. Zephyr was eager to get into the yard and start digging. We went down to the beach and let the little girl play in the sand, throwing rocks into the water and just being happy yelling and getting wet. We had the first meal of fishand chips from Butler’s. Yummy. Sparrow basically just slept.

I cleaned out the back shed and under the deck single-handedly. I like the feeling of doing things for myself, by myself. I used to feel fo helpless and would have to wait for someone to do it for me. The results of that were never that satisfying. I really like decluttering, getting rid of things, junk, stuff. It’s liberating. So even if I end up still living at 1243 Butterfield, it’s ok.

I cleaned out the back shed and under the deck single-handedly. I like the feeling of doing things for myself, by myself. I used to feel fo helpless and would have to wait for someone to do it for me. The results of that were never that satisfying. I really like decluttering, getting rid of things, junk, stuff. It’s liberating. So even if I end up still living at 1243 Butterfield, it’s ok.

This has been the longest winter and I’m longing to go for a long walk.

We couldn’t find an empty table at a coffee shop and this nice man got up to let us sit at his table while he went and stood at the door eating his donut and drinking his coffee.

it’s a windy chilly day but that doesn’t mean i can’t find joy and peace and happiness in the things i choose to think and do.

I’m falling behind in my daily journal.

I decided to take a long walk everyday and stop the obsessive thinking.

take a day to be nice to myself.

It was a quiet day spent cleaning, organizing, putting things right.