Guys, my brain feels like it’s filled with rice pudding. By that I don’t mean it’s sweet and delicious, I mean it’s a blobby mush. I am exhausted, though I have no reason to be. I slept eight hours last night and had a chunky nap yesterday. I am not home-schooling, nor am I a key worker. Far from it. But here I am. Brain dead. Rice pudding.
very interesting - tiredness is a strange one. Also loved last blog re social life... what will happen??? I must say my aim at a social life is now reduced to going out to eat and to the cinema with friends. Would be happy with that - oh and maybe a date??? but that's not new...
You are a trooper Marianne 😎 Thanks for always keeping it real, I love your book & have gifted it to my close friends, hoping that we can stop trying so hard to be perfect & instead be kind & accepting of ourselves. We do it for each other but are so much harder on ourselves.
These are abnormal times & therefore new rules apply. The lack of stability is hard for me, I realise the only thing I can control is my reaction to things so a lot of times lately, you’ll hear me say .. oh f**k it. I’ll do something nice for someone else ( sometimes just send a thoughtful text) & that takes my mind off my own misery. The resilience muscle I had is exhausted so needs to rest but i know brighter days are ahead. Sending you lots of good wishes. You are super, you may not feel it right now but you are 😎 xx
also so strange watching "social life" scenes on tv... like it's a distant parallel universe - one we used to know so well. Do we want it back?
very interesting - tiredness is a strange one. Also loved last blog re social life... what will happen??? I must say my aim at a social life is now reduced to going out to eat and to the cinema with friends. Would be happy with that - oh and maybe a date??? but that's not new...
You are a trooper Marianne 😎 Thanks for always keeping it real, I love your book & have gifted it to my close friends, hoping that we can stop trying so hard to be perfect & instead be kind & accepting of ourselves. We do it for each other but are so much harder on ourselves.
These are abnormal times & therefore new rules apply. The lack of stability is hard for me, I realise the only thing I can control is my reaction to things so a lot of times lately, you’ll hear me say .. oh f**k it. I’ll do something nice for someone else ( sometimes just send a thoughtful text) & that takes my mind off my own misery. The resilience muscle I had is exhausted so needs to rest but i know brighter days are ahead. Sending you lots of good wishes. You are super, you may not feel it right now but you are 😎 xx