Comments on: Spring http://www.caregiving.com/2009/03/spring/ Insights ~ Information ~ Inspirations Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:43:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Denise http://www.caregiving.com/2009/03/spring/comment-page-1/#comment-40422 Denise Sun, 06 Jun 2010 17:42:33 +0000 http://www.caregiving.com/?p=1112#comment-40422 Hi--I loved that you treated yourself to a pedicure on Saturday. I have a few "life rules" for myself, one of which is a regular manicure/pedicure. I think it's important to budget for and enjoy those necessary indulges. Thank you so much for always be there for us here. :) I'm so grateful to read your comments on Sundays about the Weekly Comforts. They help me keep my perspective. Peace!! Hi–I loved that you treated yourself to a pedicure on Saturday. I have a few “life rules” for myself, one of which is a regular manicure/pedicure. I think it’s important to budget for and enjoy those necessary indulges.

Thank you so much for always be there for us here. :) I’m so grateful to read your comments on Sundays about the Weekly Comforts. They help me keep my perspective.

Peace!!

]]> By: Donna Ryan http://www.caregiving.com/2009/03/spring/comment-page-1/#comment-40405 Donna Ryan Sun, 06 Jun 2010 10:39:59 +0000 http://www.caregiving.com/?p=1112#comment-40405 wow...im so happy I go back to the old weekly comforts every Sunday...its funny because the original happiness challenge this week was to declutter...open up those jammed drawers, closets and make them orderly. When outward things are organized...when you can find those car keys for instance because they are in one place you also get inner calmness. The reverse is also true...when we are hurt, resentful and upset inside our outward world is also chaotic. I found this out on Wednesday. When Im upset believe me it affects the entire home...Its normal and healthy to be upset....we all must let it out somewhere...I also read in denises book this morning under friends...they are the family you choose....what a great line...thank you denise!!...this week Im going to be so appreciative of all of you my friends on caregiving...you all are so special...and honestly it really is true...when I am more peaceful, so is my world...so Im glad I took that hour yesterday to declutter my mind with my feet in the warm water and Im now ready to spring ahead to Monday morning because Im not resentful I had no me time... wow…im so happy I go back to the old weekly comforts every Sunday…its funny because the original happiness challenge this week was to declutter…open up those jammed drawers, closets and make them orderly. When outward things are organized…when you can find those car keys for instance because they are in one place you also get inner calmness. The reverse is also true…when we are hurt, resentful and upset inside our outward world is also chaotic. I found this out on Wednesday. When Im upset believe me it affects the entire home…Its normal and healthy to be upset….we all must let it out somewhere…I also read in denises book this morning under friends…they are the family you choose….what a great line…thank you denise!!…this week Im going to be so appreciative of all of you my friends on caregiving…you all are so special…and honestly it really is true…when I am more peaceful, so is my world…so Im glad I took that hour yesterday to declutter my mind with my feet in the warm water and Im now ready to spring ahead to Monday morning because Im not resentful I had no me time…

]]> By: gary http://www.caregiving.com/2009/03/spring/comment-page-1/#comment-1342 gary Tue, 14 Apr 2009 01:33:36 +0000 http://www.caregiving.com/?p=1112#comment-1342 Yes, sometimes, for instance, I personally do feel anger. And resentment, because I have to hear my mom go on and on grieving for my dad -- and I don't currently have a partner, and it's not easy to fit in regular socializing into my life where something like that might come about more readily, because of all I do and support -- and she had her 58 years of memories with my dad. She had her life, and sometimes I get down that I won't start living and having mine until -- what, I'm about 60? That's insane. It can be like an emotional leash. But the upside is that the "me" times, the inbetween "oases" moments I have, are so that much sweeter and more special to me -- and I experience the gift of gratefulness then. Yes, sometimes, for instance, I personally do feel anger. And resentment, because I have to hear my mom go on and on grieving for my dad — and I don’t currently have a partner, and it’s not easy to fit in regular socializing into my life where something like that might come about more readily, because of all I do and support — and she had her 58 years of memories with my dad. She had her life, and sometimes I get down that I won’t start living and having mine until — what, I’m about 60? That’s insane. It can be like an emotional leash. But the upside is that the “me” times, the inbetween “oases” moments I have, are so that much sweeter and more special to me — and I experience the gift of gratefulness then.

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