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I'm starting this discussion as a place where we can set our goals daily, help motivate each other to do them and then check in with how we went. It's a place to celebrate when we achieve them or just sit with each other if we didnt and are feeling down about it. Hopefully with encouragement and support from each other we'll tick lots of boxes for our daily goals and feel good about it. Please join in. 😊
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MazaritaSenior Contributor
Hi everyone,
I'm jumping in to this thread for the first time too. I like the encouraging nature of aiming to do things but not beating ourselves up if we don't. I've done nothing so far today except get some more sleep this morning (until midday), after a broken night's sleep. Feel better for the extra snooze. I've had breakfast and dressed in the most basic way, and that's about it. Doing anything at all (except computing) can be a challenge for me. There are a collection of things I'd like to get done today: dishes and cleaning the kitchen; taking out the rubbish; beach walk in later afternoon; shower; make green smoothie juice for myself; change sheets on bed for a fresh night sleep; don't forget to eat. Most of all I just want to get through another day without my companion and unofficial part-time carer, who is interstate for a week. Going okay with that so far. 🙂
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hello @TheVorticon @Shaz51
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@Shaz51 good work on getting the house clean and the washing 🙂
Oh no, frozen tomatoes!
I hate wasting food so I can see this becoming increasingly more elaborate. Next I'll find a recipe to use up the scones. Perhaps try to make them into breadcrumbs and make pumpkin scone crumbed schnitzel. Although the way my schnitzel turned out last time that would be a horrific idea.
Tomorrow I'm going to try the bike ride again with my better bike. Pancakes for breakfast. Clean the table. Get rid of the wrong-address mail. Transfer the sheet music from my computer to my tablet and put my tablet on the keyboard stand.
How about you?
a suggestion to avoid wastage
Once crumbed pumpkin scone mix coated schnitzel can use defrosted tomatoes to make parmigiana
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
That is a good idea @Former-Member xx
Hello @Former-Member, @Mazarita, @Former-Member, @Former-Member
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