You are an unfinished work in progress.
One of the good things about life’s challenges:
You get to find out that you’re capable of being
far more than you ever thought possible.
Karen Salmansahn
As you can tell, I love quotes, motivational things etc. I love this, as I have been through a lot of challenges in my life. As I heard once that your challenges whittle you into the person you are, how you handle them is also a big part of it. My husband was in a car accident today in his work parking lot. He has been struggling with his depression and he handled it really well, I am proud of him. He didn't get upset, or maime the guy (LOL j/k), he handled it very smoothly. Way to go babe.
The grooming fairy (my sister) visited me again....this time she brought me super cute bows for the dogs hair. I put some in the last dog I groomed today and her owner absolutely loved her. She gave me a good tip too :-) Tips are always welcome. For those who don't know....yes you may tip your groomer, they love it!
Back to the quote, I have had my share of challenges, and am still going through/recovering from them. It will take time. I am doing the best I can to use the tools that I have been given to cope with my disease. I think I am doing pretty darn good. There are some people with this disease that literally can't even get out of bed in the morning. I've never been that severe, and I feel for those who are. I tend to be on the obsessive side, such as I choose something and I focus solely and completely on it, and tend to forget other things I should focus on.....like household chores. For Example: I researched and came up with a whole slew of 'spa' treatments for pets for my job. I spent hours looking things up and designing a website for my job.....here is the website
www.bountifulpetsalon.weebly.com
you can see the spa treatments under spa menu. I kind of left off cleaning the house and spending time with my kids (yes I call my furkids my 'kids' as they may be the only kids I ever have). That's how I am and I am really trying hard to not focus so hard on things....well to maintain an even balance. Such as in between computer time (I am addicted to computers, playing on websites, researching stuff, incredimail etc), I can do loads of dishes, spend time cleaning/picking things up instead of just plopping my butt in front of the computer and staying there all night. This is one of my biggest vices, and I will conquer it!
One of the good things about life’s challenges:
You get to find out that you’re capable of being
far more than you ever thought possible.
Karen Salmansahn
The grooming fairy (my sister) visited me again....this time she brought me super cute bows for the dogs hair. I put some in the last dog I groomed today and her owner absolutely loved her. She gave me a good tip too :-) Tips are always welcome. For those who don't know....yes you may tip your groomer, they love it!
Back to the quote, I have had my share of challenges, and am still going through/recovering from them. It will take time. I am doing the best I can to use the tools that I have been given to cope with my disease. I think I am doing pretty darn good. There are some people with this disease that literally can't even get out of bed in the morning. I've never been that severe, and I feel for those who are. I tend to be on the obsessive side, such as I choose something and I focus solely and completely on it, and tend to forget other things I should focus on.....like household chores. For Example: I researched and came up with a whole slew of 'spa' treatments for pets for my job. I spent hours looking things up and designing a website for my job.....here is the website
www.bountifulpetsalon.weebly.com
you can see the spa treatments under spa menu. I kind of left off cleaning the house and spending time with my kids (yes I call my furkids my 'kids' as they may be the only kids I ever have). That's how I am and I am really trying hard to not focus so hard on things....well to maintain an even balance. Such as in between computer time (I am addicted to computers, playing on websites, researching stuff, incredimail etc), I can do loads of dishes, spend time cleaning/picking things up instead of just plopping my butt in front of the computer and staying there all night. This is one of my biggest vices, and I will conquer it!
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