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Better Tomorrow

What an awesome quote and how true it is for me right now.  I tend to obsess and focus on the yesterdays a lot.  It's something I have always done.  I am really trying not to as it takes away from tomorrow and today.  I tend to not let things go, especially if it is something bad.  I got bit by a dog pretty bad on Saturday, it was a puppy not even 4 months old yet, he is VERY aggressive and has already been in quarantine for biting a child.  In my personal opinion he is going to require a TON of work and I don't even know if work will help him, he is that aggressive.  All I did was try to get him out of a cage, and he nailed me good, no growling no warnings.  Those are the worst kinds of biters.

I must be doing somewhat better.  I have been playing my hubby's Nintendo 3DS for the past few days.  A year ago I would get so darn frustrated with the games that I couldn't see straight, now I have been enjoying them immensely, have been playing for the past few days, and we are even talking about getting me my own 3DS, so that's exciting for me.

Anyhow, enjoyed a really short day, which was good as my back is still bothering me (if I move just right it really kills, and I am on pain killers) and I am sick with a head cold and sore throat, joy for me.  I must say I am quite impressed with EMC (where my honey works), they let him stay at home today and tomorrow to take care of me. I have an appointment with my counselor tomorrow, I wish it was with my new psychiatrist as I really want to get my pills under control and on something that is going to help.

I got some dishes done today and some laundry done (folded and put away), also got some garbage taken out, woot woot, go me.  I always feel so much better when I am able to get things accomplished.  It makes me feel good.  I have been trying to keep up on the dishes, and have my moments :-).  This house is a lot better than the house in Lehi as far as keeping up with the dishes etc.

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