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I recently read about the 365 Project that was started by someone who was having difficulty with depression I think.. she took a photo everyday for a year of something that she was grateful for/enjoyed etc
I was wondering if we could do something like that on here, share a picture/ describe something... about something that we are grateful for each day with a little comment.. for instance
Mods... would this be ok?!?
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JacquesSenior Contributor
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PeppiPattySenior Contributor
Im so so grateful for my friends on Sane Forums.
You know who you are .........
I wish I had the energy to meet more new people though........
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
Lovely to see you @PeppiPatty You have put a lot of time in .. in a good way .. you are an old timer .. a vet.
Hope you feel more energy soon. I am grateful for this online community. I feel affection for lots of people here and I try to talk to new people, and I think about those who drop out and hope they are ok. I wont have much computer access for a lot of January .. but will be busy.. it will be good for me.
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Unknown userMember
This might sound riduculous but im really grateful that i took a 'selfie' picture of me and the kids at a park the other day (i never take or have photo's taken of me) but in this photo all three of us are just happy and snuggled together and every time i look at it on my phone i smile! here's to the selfie lol! (however I'm not gong to get one of those sticks!!)
lj
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JacquesSenior Contributor
That is so fantastic @Former-Member, i rememeber a few weeks ago you never thought you would be happy again, cherrish the photo's, and never say never to a selfie stick 😄
In your darkest times, make sure you look at that photo and take many more, these memories of happy times will keep you going through the dark.
take care
Jacques
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NikNikSenior Contributor
Yesterday I was a recipient of a random act of kindness.
I was walking down the road and someone coming in the opposite direction handed me a flower, I said 'Thank you' and they said 'you're welcome' and we just kept walking in opposite directions.
Made my day!
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PeppiPattySenior Contributor
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
I am grateful that all of my planning for our trip to Sydney worked out. Son flew home just fine and the regional part of my trip was smooth too. Had an interesting chat with a lovely retired chap in the tiny plane.
He had been in adolescent psychiatry and we both agreed the DSM was seriously problematic, Bowlby had a lot of great ideas and that there is NO such thing as a schizophrenia gene. I had spent the whole week making music with him before I realised he had been a shrink or he knew my pedigree. It was a fitting ending to the week.
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