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Originally Posted by Moose72
I just feel good that I ran the dishwasher and the kitchen sink is empty. I'm happy if I get one "big" thing done a day. I try to do little things all day long. But today I've gotten into watching Golden Girls. It's helping my mental health somehow. Most of the time I'm worrying about something and ruminating. I have my annual apartment inspection in April. Place has to be fixed and spotless. I called in a maintenance request yesterday and got an email saying they got my request. No word on when they're coming.
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Moose72
Is that what they call "taking a mental health day"? As long as the floor isn't adhesive and there aren't clouds of flies, I say enjoy when you can. It's the sitting around brooding we need to avoid, or maybe I should just speak for myself. *I* have a tendency to sit around and brood, and getting up and trying to keep to my schedule, which is about 75% work-like things, gets better results.
Today I remembered the Sabbath. It comes out looking like being lazy, but it has a better purpose.
I called a long-winded friend and let her go on and on, and did other milder, less work-like things, and didn't brood about anything. Much anyway.