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JacquesSenior Contributor
Hi Everyone, I made a suggestion to SANE to start a thread of insirational quotes for the times some of us who are feeling low or struggling to find reasons to keep going.
I urge all my fellow forumites to contribute to this thread, it may help others, or even help yourself 🙂
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@Jacques wrote:
love this havent seen this one before
great for anxiety
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hello @Jacques
some images dont display on my computer. happens when other people post.
might be something to do with my security.
so all that i can see is a triangle.
cheers
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MazaritaSenior Contributor
Something to love, something to do, something to look forward to.
My friend around the corner told me last night this old saying that was said to her by her mum. These are three things in life worth going for to improve happiness and contentment. I think each item could be just about anything, eg. A love of nature or creative things; a simple hobby that could be explored and enjoyed; and looking forward to things in small short term ways or having bigger goals in the long run. I may wish to develop more on 'something to look forward to'...
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