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Keeping Busy /How things are Curently

LostAngelSenior Contributor

Keeping Busy /How things are Curently

Hello Friends well at the moment things are ok for now, Yesterday was a hugely busy day but for the right reasons, did shopping,spent time with family, visited mum, and listened to music as I drove ,also went to movie with family busy and tiring but time well spent ,seeing as today the weather has changed considerably , today is more of a resting day except for general housework but yes it was good to have kind of a fun day also to get over the recent online study dissapointment ,but now its time to rest ,woke up this morning feeling thankful grattitude is very essentail, taking it easy this weekend

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tymeModerator

Re: Keeping Busy /How things are Curently

Thank you for sharing @LostAngel .

I'm glad you have woken up thankful and grateful. Do you live on your own?

I vaguely remember you speaking about your brother in the past. How is he?

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outlanderSenior Contributor

Re: Keeping Busy /How things are Curently

hello @LostAngel yesterday sounded very busy, a rest day sounds good.
what do you like to do to when your taking it easy? ie craft, going for walks, other hobbies?
i really like going for a walk or doing my hobbies when i finally get free time and chilling out
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