It’s OK if all you’ve done this weekend is survive.
Progress isn’t linear. It’s OK to feel stuck or fall back.
Your worth is not measured by your productivity.
You matter. Your voice matters. Your story matters.
I hope you take these four reminders with you into the week ahead, especially if this past week has been tough. Please know we’re all here to cheer you on.
***So, what helps you guys get through the Sunday blues???
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Ahhhh, I sure do love it! YOU have gotten me through this Sunday. Thank you for keeping myself & Arie company. I love you so much. 🤗💖😘
Haha 😂 that got me through today too! Silly 😜 Talking to you helps me everyday; Sunday blues, I try to pretend everyone in the world is inside laying around; I watch tv, journal a little and play on my phone.
Today it has been good conversation with good people! A good comedy to make me laugh as today hasn't been the greatest of work days for me. and the thought that tomorrow is a new day and a new hope for some kind of inspiration!! [Been going with this thought for a while now, still waiting on that inspiration] Haven't lost hope yet! Hugs sent your way!
Wow that’s awesome!! You should share that with everyone! It definitely helped me. I think Sunday’s are scary because it’s another week of battling through the anxiety and depression. But the way you look at it, is totally inspirational 🤩 I love comedy as you know! X
I signed up a long time ago, have never posted and very rarely even read anything (it seemed overwhelming) but when your post showed up in my email of daily snippets I was compelled to open it as just the first reminder you shared spoke to me so much. I love all of them and I'm so glad I opened this post. Maybe I will try to stop by here more often. Thank you for your inspiration and gentle reminders!!
...which makes me smile every time I think of it. I stumbled upon it on my Sunday trawl through the papers yesterday. Joseph Ford is a 39-year-old photographer from Brighton. He creates images seamlessly camouflaging people into backgrounds using knitwear made by Nina Dodd. It can take Dodd, 51, up to 40 hours to knit one item of clothing. I can't seem to embed the image but the full article is at theguardian.com/uk-news/gal....
A bit late on the post as it's now Monday but just to say I've been bingewatching Christmas movies. First year that i've shown any interest or felt any joy but i'm making the most of this new feeling after all the years of trauma i've been through. A great British Christmas comedy is "Get Santa". It's so heartwarming and I love British films. xx
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