Five Good Things, continued

1. My new car.
2. My projects.
3. My friends.
4. Happy cats.
5. Iced coffee.

1). My newfound need for the internet and connection that way

2). My parents' love for me because it knows no bounds

3). Chipotle and it's red salsa....yummy

4). Getting things taken care of

5). A lower stress environment

1. Rain
2. Not doing stuff I don't like.
3. Cats
4. Alone time
5. Finding neat resources

1. Pretty mornings.
2. Cool air.
3. Groceries
4. Well-behaved cats.
5. A comfortable bed.

1. Good weather again, finally.
2. Alone time.
3. Knowing why I feel meh
4. Being mostly caught up on chores.
5. Cooking nice meals

1. Good night's sleep last night
2. Loving purring cat
3. Being able to afford my own apartment
4. Connections online
5. Going to an in person event tonight

1. Unexpected good outcomes.
2. A working car.
3. Something not being as hard as I thought it would be.
4. Trying new bread.
5. Really nice people

-Trying a completely new recipe, and having it turn out wonderfully
-Harmony in the household despite 15+ months of being cooped-up together (only husband and myself)
-Having the freedom to determine how I construct my day
-Getting back many abilities I thought might be gone forever when I was at my worst (reading & enjoying it; doing some artwork; the urge to exercise in public, ie: walking and bike riding)
-Realizing I've gotten through some huge, protracted periods of mourning and grief, and am moving on, finally

and a p.s.:
-Having this place to come back to when I need it, and to see some familiar faces are still present

1. Clear plans for the day.
2. A beautiful morning.
3. A good novel
4. Last meh meeting
5. Looking forward to a fun outing

1. Excedrin kicking in.
2. Hikes just before it starts to rain.
3. Welcoming people
4. The light in the woods before it rains.
5. My new flower boxes.

1. Haven't had a bout of Anhedonia in the past year.
2. Still making money.
3. Off for the night.
4. My house hasn't burned down.
5. Started trying to be more social and found this site.

Best I could do.

1. Amazing classes
2. People willing to share knowledge
3. People willing to ask questions.
4. Glasses to see things
5. Cookbooks

1. I'll go with glasses too. I am practically blind without them.
2. Online support groups and 12 step meetings.
3. Having my own apartment that I can afford.
4. Curbside grocery pick-up so I don't have to go in the store.
5. Having a job that pays enough for me to live on.

1. Seagulls
2. Cold water
3. Perfect temps
4. Clean clothes
5. Free time

1. A day off
2. My own apartment
3. Job that pays the bills
4. Online support
5. Washer and dryer in the apartment

1. Rain and thunderstorms.
2. Fiverr
3. Iced coffee.
4. A clean home.
5. Plenty of sleep.

1. Cooked sausage
2. Spotify
3. the sound the keyboard on the computer makes
4. Selfies
5. Sunflower seeds

1. I saw my GP.
2. Fresh vegetables.
3. Iced coffee.
4.A comfortable bed.
5. Heating pads.

1. My a1c is going down.
2. I'm losing weight slowly.
3. Access to good and affordable medical care
4. My cat who helps with mood and serves as an alarm clock
5. Face to face meeting tonight

1. Lakes
2. The ocean
3. Plumbing
4. Change of scenery
5. Movies

1. The weekend.
2. Lots of sleep.
3. Happy cats.
4. My wrist wrap.
5. My walker.

1. Getting light from happy lamp
2. Curbside pickup for groceries
3. Food delivery
4. Kitty companion
5. Air conditioning

1. Finding my glasses before my cat did.
2. Seeing the cats again
3. Naps
4. Water
5. AC

1. A day off and chance to sleep in
2. Zoom support groups
3. Being able to afford my own apartment
4. Diabetes meds working on blood sugar
5. Air conditioning

1. Free time
2. Finally setting something up.
3. Having what I need
4. Using what I have
5. The house being clean enough