I love that words can change how I feel. I love that I can read something and feel lifted, loved or moved. I think words are really beautiful. I'm experiencing a very powerful blend of M.E. symptoms. The past few weeks have been difficult. They've felt really messy. I knew things weren't good when I realised I'd lost my sense of humour around it all. I know. One of the things that makes life fun for me is the fact that I make myself laugh so much. At my own expense. Even when others aren't joining in. And tumbleweeds are rolling across the carpet. You can usually find me tittering at the back somewhere about something I've tripped over/stood in/dropped. I woke up earlier this week with no titter. Instead I was feeling really blue.
I'm resting up in a bid to get my sense of humour back.
Then today I found these words...
It felt good to remember this.
I hope that today, you are having one of the best days of your life.
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I'm resting up in a bid to get my sense of humour back.
Then today I found these words...
It felt good to remember this.
I hope that today, you are having one of the best days of your life.
If you'd like to join in with Favourite Thing On A Friday, just link up below and I'll be over in a jiffy.
I have a card that says 'It will be ok. It just will.' I don't know why but it gives me great comfort. Big hugs to you.
ReplyDeleteSarah xxx
Oh Em, I'm so sorry you've been having a rough time of it! All I can say is that I wholeheartedly agree with those words. We have fantastic memories but there are still so many more to make :-) I fairly recently found a little exercise book back home that my Mum had kept from my primary school days - when I was 6ish I wrote story about a princess who was crying. An old lady came along and told the princess that 'things are always okay in the end. if it's not okay then it's not the end yet'. I should really frame that and stick it on my wall!
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Sorry you've been feeling blue Emma, and hope your symptoms ease up soon. I love Jem's story - great phrase to hold on to. Six year olds can be very wise!
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Sorry you are having a tough time at the moment - hope it all improves soon. You've probably already thought about it, but could it be related to the shortness and darkness of the days? I'd love to think it were that simple, and know it may not be... I too love Jem's wise six-year-old words!
ReplyDeleteRest up and take care.
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I hope you feel better, if not now, then soon. You seem a very positive, upbeat person, and its a shame more people don't use s sense of humour to get through life.
ReplyDeleteI feel all warm after reading all the lovely phrases Im here - Jem should definitely frame her maxim.
Have a lovely weekend,
Lucy x
Here's a quote..say pooh to the blue! :)
ReplyDeleteI know, very mature and yes..easier said than done. Best just to go with it and be gentle on yourself, before you know it the titters will be sneaking back in.
Thinking of you sweet Em,and sending great BIG hugs.
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Im so sorry to hear your not feeling well, i hope you start to feel brighter again real soon and that your symptons go away quickly. Loving those words. I always say to myself " that today is my blank canvas i can paint it anyway i want " ;-) Sending you a hug, dee xx
ReplyDeleteI love how a simple sentence can always put a nice spin on blue days. Beautiful words, I hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteHi Em, hope your sparkle is back with you very soon. Thought those were words were fabo! Lolo xx
ReplyDeleteThose words are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry you're struggling at the moment, it must be very hard dealing with such a crappy illness and it's not fair, you're such a positive, lovely and wonderful woman.
Hope things get easier for you soon. xxx
In time all things change so keep laughing and trying. Illness is one of the hard trials in our lives. A little prayer helps a lot and time will heal. I hope that you are feeling better.
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I'm sorry you're not feeling so good.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful words and sentiment Emma. Hang in there.
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel better! Words really are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear you are not feeling well Em...Words can be so positive and really help to lift you at these times, can't they?
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling much better soon lovely lady,
Susan x
oh em, those words are so inspiring, I hope to to experience one of my greatest days soon....
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