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Begin Again

I am not a good housekeeper, never have been, I don't have the 'perfect' company ready house all the time.  Whoops....that is labeling myself, which is something my counselor told me not to do.  Instead of living in the past, I have decided to begin again so to speak, and have been doing quite well with keeping up with dishes/laundry etc since moving into our new house.  I have decided that I am going to do better at keeping the house clean, and keep up with the FLYLady Zones and techniques.  Yes we are still very much in boxes, but we are working on that.

My husband has decided he wants to get into trains again, so he has bought himself some parts.  This is a good thing as that means we will get our 'office/craft/sewing/train' room cleaned out soon so he has somewhere to build his train set.  He is so excited about it, as am I.  I love seeing the glimmer of excitement and happiness in his eyes.  He loves trains.  He had quite the setup going before we got married, but there just wasn't room for it when I moved in with him after we got married, so he took it down.  I'm excited to see how it progresses and the finished project (although he says it will never be finished).

As far as how I am doing, I still feel depressed a little, have talked with psych and I am taking the wellbutrin twice a day, we will explore other options at my appointment in a few weeks.  I am getting things done which is good so that's something as I pull out of this depression.  Still have a lot to do but I am not looking at it as a whole, instead am looking at it into pieces which makes it so much less overwhelming.

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