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Feeling better

Permanent Linkby quietgirl2538 on Sat Feb 23, 2013 12:16 pm

I can't quite tell if I'm feeling less sedated. I feel a little better. I've gotten so much accomplished and am considering working part-time to earn some extra money for the home. It would be 15 hours a week and off all holidays. How can you beat that. Other than it's labor in a public school cafeteria. Oh, who cares! I'll work if I need to. My weight is still bothering me but I can stop obsessing about it more. I am still putting up with this life, this hand I am dealt with. Today it doesn't seem so burdensome. I made a new recipe for guacamole and it is delicious! I could eat it all but my husband wants some too.

“There’s an Asian expression that ‘a burden shared is halved.’"

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