Last evening at my watercolours class my friend blurted out.."her husband's in Afganistan"..one of the ladies asked me if I was scared everyday and worried...I kind of giggled..I'm sure they all thought that was strange, but they have no idea of my anxiety and how, before this program and my SSRI I would not have even been able to cope with an art class..let alone 6 months without hubby...
I'm not living my life in fear and worry..so that's very positive. It wouldn't change a thing anyhow!
BTW...Watercolours is not easy! I'm thinking I may be better with paint by numbers..haha...oh, well, I'll keep plugging away at it. Ya, Davit, life is good!
Hi everyone: Yesterday my daughter came by with her newborn daughter, only a wk. old. I got to snuggle my granddaughter and kiss her. Lovely. And I got to have time with my 3-yr. old grandson as she went to the doctor's with the newborn.
treat everything with love and the love will find its way back to you.
i helped a client out, went really out of my way to figure out how he was going to pay the immigration fees for his family to move to canada, today i got a payrise and was serenaded with wine and chocolate from my client.i helped him because i wanted to help him not because i was looking for anything in return, the material goods are great but literally seeing someone that happy made my day.
It is minus 25 here and I can,t get at my green house. There is an eight foot snow bank in front of it. It will be at least two more weeks before it even thinks about melting.
A positive thought: well my fruit trees won't blossom and freeze with all that snow and when it does melt it will fill my pond nicely and the geese will love it. In the mean time my seeds came yesterday so I can start some in the house. Onions and leeks. The other thing is that I will have my cast on another two weeks anyway.
The sun is shining, the house is clean and the cat wants to go back to sleep so that is what we are going to do. Life is good. (just very cold right now)
