I’ve succumbed to the cuteness.
Charlie’s favourite spot was always on the couch with her head on the side as a pillow.
We haven’t had her there since bringing her home out of fear she would fall.
Today after many ‘puppy dog eyes’ I lifted her up.
She’s so happy.
I’ll sit here next to her to make sure she doesn’t fall.
Charlie’s favourite spot was always on the couch with her head on the side as a pillow.
We haven’t had her there since bringing her home out of fear she would fall.
Today after many ‘puppy dog eyes’ I lifted her up.
She’s so happy.
I’ll sit here next to her to make sure she doesn’t fall.
Sometimes life throws us more lemonades than we need to have a successful stand at a sports ground.
When it's like that, even with the best journaling habit we can be a bit lost for words.
You see it's in the writing it out that things often feel more real, and it's human nature to try and avoid that reality - Netflix anyone?
The problem is, it's also in this acceptance and understanding of what's going on, that we can help ourselves.
Here are 5 loving journal prompts that can help you through a hard time.
Every word you write becomes a stepping-stone to understanding and to moving forward.
This journey of yours? It's brave. It's powerful. And you're not walking it alone.
I have stuck my head in the sand way too many times to avoid the pain of hard times and whilst I sometimes cringe and would rather rearrange the pantry then write on one of these days, I do my best to stick to the habit and these prompts help me.
With all that has been going on with Charlie 🐕️ over the last couple of weeks, I missed a few days, and those pesky feelings got worse. When I nutted it out and looked at ways I could help myself some of that fog lifted.
I invite you to do the same.
When it's like that, even with the best journaling habit we can be a bit lost for words.
You see it's in the writing it out that things often feel more real, and it's human nature to try and avoid that reality - Netflix anyone?
The problem is, it's also in this acceptance and understanding of what's going on, that we can help ourselves.
Here are 5 loving journal prompts that can help you through a hard time.
Every word you write becomes a stepping-stone to understanding and to moving forward.
This journey of yours? It's brave. It's powerful. And you're not walking it alone.
I have stuck my head in the sand way too many times to avoid the pain of hard times and whilst I sometimes cringe and would rather rearrange the pantry then write on one of these days, I do my best to stick to the habit and these prompts help me.
With all that has been going on with Charlie 🐕️ over the last couple of weeks, I missed a few days, and those pesky feelings got worse. When I nutted it out and looked at ways I could help myself some of that fog lifted.
I invite you to do the same.
I’m not sure if @denisedt and I are planning world domination or just enjoying behaving like kids on a swing….probably the kid thing.
I don’t think we should ever shed our playfulness, so when life’s getting a bit too serious I do my best to inject some more fun.
We may have the signs from @theordinary behind but we do our best to be extraordinary 🤣
Catching up with friends whenever you can and doing something that brings you joy is one way to inject that fun and stay youthful. We went off to see a musical just after this, and there may also have been a great meal and some shopping involved.
As winter kicks in and we ramp up for the EOFY here in Australia, this is your friendly reminder to go do something fun!
I don’t think we should ever shed our playfulness, so when life’s getting a bit too serious I do my best to inject some more fun.
We may have the signs from @theordinary behind but we do our best to be extraordinary 🤣
Catching up with friends whenever you can and doing something that brings you joy is one way to inject that fun and stay youthful. We went off to see a musical just after this, and there may also have been a great meal and some shopping involved.
As winter kicks in and we ramp up for the EOFY here in Australia, this is your friendly reminder to go do something fun!
