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List 5 positive things in your life right now.
Re: List 5 positive things in your life right now.
I loved visiting Gettysburg, but Antietam scared me a little too much the last time I was there.
“Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?"
"That depends a good deal on where you want to get to."
"I don't much care where –"
"Then it doesn't matter which way you go.”
― Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland
1. I have a job doing what I love
2. DH is pretty awesome
3. My kitties keep me sane. Nothing makes me happier than knowing I get to come home to them and DH at the end of stressful days.
4. I have a bigass bottle of wine in the fridge.
5. Even when things are rough I can still fully escape into a book and find my zen.
my read shelf:
2. My husband has been very helpful since we had DD2.
3. I've been really happy and much less stressed since being on maternity leave.
4. I finished a book today, which is something that I haven't been doing much.
5. I spent all of today taking care of babies and reading.
2. There have been new archaeology sites opened up in Iceland, any my work are sending me their for three weeks in June for a nosy around, which'll be great because I've not been able to speak to any native Icelandic speakers in an AGE.
3. My kitten has stopped trying to ruin all of the furniture in my flat.
4. My Aunt is coming to see me next weekend, and I haven't seen her in a while.
5. I have FINALLY finished The Beating of his Wings by Paul Hoffman after leaving my hardback copy on the tube three months ago with only 60 pages left to read.