As hard as this time of year can be from the standpoint of loss, once I get closer to the actual day, I zone out and enjoy some downtime. This year I’m not putting on the big spread and that leaves me with a bit more chill time to relax and just stop going, going. going. It feels good.
That’s my feet in the photo above covered with a blanket. Because this is one lazy picture. No judging. I’m chillaxing.
Some downtime at the end of the year is something for which I am grateful on day #10 of the #thegratitudeproject.
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Yes! This has also been my view for most of the past two days. Over the past few years I have also greatly scaled down the holiday craziness and it has been a real gift to myself. Still, I’m currently dealing with a bout of Bell’s Palsy, which I was doing my best to ignore as I continued to go, go, go in my usual way, but Tuesday I just said “STOP” and I have spent the past two days resting on the couch and giving my body time to get better. Best. Decision. I may just go for three days in a row!
Oh no with the Bell’s palsy. I have had one side facial paralysis too. Mine was related to brain surgery. I am sorry you are dealing with that. But glad to hear you are taking a break Sandra. We need it.