I told Lilly that Santa had left us chocolate money in these little boxes we put on my dresser.. so cute..
And today I started drinking more water..sparkling..featured here in front of my route map which I use to sort Colin's calls ...just a little fed up with tea and coffee all the time in the office.
I have made an appointment to see my usual doc about the throaty thing and now feel a lot better already. .yeah ..that's how anxiety works I suppose. Talking to Col about what my current anxiety may be...do you want a list....we laughed..life is so so much less stressful now than 5byears ago....all or nothing really..but who knows what your inner brain is saying about your son being away 4 months in the high seas, your teen setting foot on the job market and your other kids all pushing hard to make a success of the things they are doing. .
Anyways..These are my green things today...and no, the grass is not greener over the fence which is the main thing ..xxx
Glad to hear about the appointment. Love the little boxes. xx
ReplyDeleteBeing a mother is the most stressful job in the world. Glad you are feeling a bit better
ReplyDeleteHope the throat keeps improving. And green is my least favorite colour but I love the quote about the grass being greener , it's so true x
ReplyDeleteGreat finds for our theme!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the water!
/ I know another drink in green bottle .. A bouquet of herbs .. Whiskey!
Joke!/
Life is def not greener elsewhere, just different probs :) Well done on drinking more watertoo. We buy sparlking water from Lidl's in green bottles :) I had forgotten that!!
ReplyDeleteBeing a mother even at my age can be a worry but being a mother of teenagers is really stressful. I still remember that time vividly.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are going to see your doctor. Mothers never stop worrying about their children, regardless of their age. My kids all know I am a worry wart and are very patient with me when text them if I haven't heard from them in a day. They laugh at me a lot too but that's okay. I always say better safe than sorry. I had a counselor tell me once that to help me with my worrying just to imagine what the worse thing is that could happen. Once you do that you should be able to worry less. Its didn't work for me! LOL
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