Here's my plan:
- I'm going to try to ignore the uncertainty of the situation, and convince myself that everything is going to work out eventually.
- I'm also going to try to stop focusing on what I can't do and start focusing on what I can do.
- I'm going to try to stop feeling embarrassed about accepting help from my friends and try to just be grateful.
I've noticed that I'm always in a better mood when there are people here, so I'm going to encourage visitors as much as I can. Along those lines, I want to thank everyone who has brought me food. It means so much to me not to have to cook or shop right now, and I don't think I've ever eaten as well as I have the last couple weeks. Besides that, I get a visit with every meal, sometimes from people I haven't seen in a while.
Tonight, Brittany came over and pushed me up to the Thai/Sushi place where we had a sushi feast. It was incredible, and I'm very happy to know that I live 120 yards from a great sushi place. Plus it's buy one get one every day if you eat in!
Bought one |
Mmmm... ice cream with candy in it... |
Everything you eat looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI'm ready for more! Oh, and you better not got to Thai's Noodle without me!
ReplyDeleteGreat post. It means a lot to me and your other readers to hear you feeling positive. I know it's tough. You're doing a good job.
ReplyDeleteSuuuuuushiiiiii (drooling Homer Simpson style, eyes rolling back in head).
ReplyDeleteForgive me if I've shared this before, but as much as it's going to sound like a contradiction to your "ignore the uncertainty," what your plan reminded me of was how I had to learn the hard way (long story for another time) to "embrace the uncertainty." It's a seemingly maniacal, defiant hoping-beyond-all-current-evidence attitude that shares your plan's 2nd and 3rd bullet points. It has never once failed me and is the only way I'm able to practice what I preach (literally!). Praying!
The other night, Gregory was bowing down, Natalya asked what he was doing and he said he was praying. Natalya asked what he was praying for and he said, "Daddy's friend, Jason." So, know that even the 5 year olds are praying for you. Wish I lived closer, I miss ya buddy! Keep posting, just because I don't always comment, doesn't mean I'm not reading!
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