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utopiaSenior Contributor
I'd like to start this post so that we can celebrate the things we did today. Whether big or small steps, they all need to be celebrated as working towards good mental health.
Lets not worry about the list we made and the things we didn't do.
Let's just focus on those things we did manage to do.
So today (Monday)
* I had a shower
* I washed my clothes
* hung my clothes up to dry
* cooked dinner
What did you do today?
Let's celebrate!
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
Yay Jij all did well!
Sorry thats me being clever. Been learning me dutch songs. Cool words and cool toons.
One song starts with You You (jij) ...
All my life I have been nothing but a hybrid, a mongrel dog even ... used to people prattling in other languages ... but not talking to me.
taken a lot of sniggers.
Never mind I am not too bad.
Wet and cold here. Music and housework.
Cheers @utopia @frog @BlueBay @Former-Member and ALL
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utopiaSenior Contributor
1pm and already I have
* taken my meds
* had a much needed shower
* Fed the dogs breakfast
* swept the floor
* big grocery shop (note: if you take your teenager shopping-expect to have a large shopping bill)
Hope everyone is managing to do something nice for themselves today.
@Appleblossom@frog@BlueBay@Former-Member@Former-Member @outlander @Faith-and-Hope @zoe7 @teej @shaz51
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outlanderSenior Contributor
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BlueBaySenior Contributor
Hi @outlander@utopia@Appleblossom@frog@Former-Member
2pm and I've done
1. Had a shower
2. Chatted via email with SleepyPanda
3. Did grocery shopping with hubby
4. Put dinner in slow cooker
5. Giving lots of cuddles to my grand daughter
6. Time out for me
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outlanderSenior Contributor
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BlueBaySenior Contributor
She is good @outlander she is trying to fall asleep. My daughter is trying to get her to sleep but having trouble.
I'm starting to struggle agsin I don't know why. Msybe because it's getting dark agsin. I don't know.
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outlanderSenior Contributor
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BlueBaySenior Contributor
She is 8 months old. Ok I will tag you in my other thread. And we can chat.
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utopiaSenior Contributor
Well done @outlander. I really need to make my bed. Not today though.
Good on you @BlueBay. Dinner already cooking away.
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frogSenior Contributor
Well done @BlueBay.
For me:
Hmm that doesn't seem very impressive, but I feel like I've been working diligently.
Feel like the day's gotten away from me a bit. Getting pre monday anxiety 
Need to keep going with ironing and dinner. But first, yoga and back stretches.
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