This month, I am trying to focus on the positive so that I don't get sucked back under the waves. Its going to be a day by day kind of thing. And once July is over, I *think* I can move on.
Keep going - blue skies ahead
*My finances are much improved with no RV and truck notes. I am eating at home as much as possible, and am making fewer trips to Highlands which is saving me a little in gas. The house note even went down $100. So, I feel like I can live on what I make.
*My knee doesn't hurt every day like it was. I'm going to chalk it all up to arthritis which got inflamed with all of my ladder-climbing. I am taking good care of myself. I am eating healthily, cutting back on beer and wine, and eliminating those evening trips to Culver's. I take my vitamins and drink water and get good sleep. So I think I have covered the basics and will fine tune it all as I go.
*There was a flurry of activity here this year: getting trees trimmed up, getting the sprinklers working, replacing the alarm system, cleaning out the attic and garage. Although I am proud of myself for taking care of my home, I am giving myself a break from repairs and such until the end of summer so that I have breathing room to just enjoy some summer.
*I am experiencing a lot less crying and anxiety attacks - actually rarely. I expect that my depression is slowly ebbing and I am looking forward to just feeling what I feel and dealing with it as it comes. I can trust myself to know myself.
That's four things that are BIG. I am looking forward to simpler Happy Things lists in the future!
Great to hear a good report at its best. Seems like every month brings back special memories. I wonder if every year is going to still bring those special moments? Glad things are working out budget wise. I was still living on my own so I didn't have to deal with that. My biggest thing is I've lost my travel companion. I'm trying to get use to eating out alone. I always notice when I hold up 1 finger for the hostess, they usually say, "Just One?" Why do they say that? Hopefully, you can start budgeting some eat out time?
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