I cannot believe,...
... what I did today.
Sometimes you just have to work up your courage.
At least I feel better now.
Sometimes you just have to work up your courage.
At least I feel better now.
epsilon - 15. Feb, 01:13
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2011
10
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2011
evening together
Tonight my husband will be at home.
Why mention this?
He's a consultant and hence often travelling and spending weekday's evenings in random hotels located ni the client's city.
Today he'll spent the evening with me, since tomorrow he'll be working from home. Maybe I'll cook something special?
Why mention this?
He's a consultant and hence often travelling and spending weekday's evenings in random hotels located ni the client's city.
Today he'll spent the evening with me, since tomorrow he'll be working from home. Maybe I'll cook something special?
epsilon - 10. Feb, 12:53
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Feb
2011
8
Feb
2011
again: Gretchen Rubin
she says:
When I’m reluctant to take a risk or face something uncomfortable, I ask myself these five questions which, in melodramatic form, I call the "Five Fateful Questions." They help me think clearly about a situation.
What am I waiting for?
What would I do if I weren’t scared?
What steps would make things easier?
What would I do if I had all the time and money in the world?
What is the worst, and the best, that could happen?
When I’m reluctant to take a risk or face something uncomfortable, I ask myself these five questions which, in melodramatic form, I call the "Five Fateful Questions." They help me think clearly about a situation.
What am I waiting for?
What would I do if I weren’t scared?
What steps would make things easier?
What would I do if I had all the time and money in the world?
What is the worst, and the best, that could happen?
epsilon - 8. Feb, 23:26
10
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I like this question by Gretchen Rubin:
What did you do for fun, when you where 10 years old?
Actually (yes, I am this nerdy):
- I read my dad's encyclopedia in 24 volumes (one by one, not necessary in alphabetic order)
- I loved the old math book with the multiplication tables which I found in an old bedside table at my grandparaents'
- I spent hours reading (hidden under the linens with a flashlight)
I like this question by Gretchen Rubin:
What did you do for fun, when you where 10 years old?
Actually (yes, I am this nerdy):
- I read my dad's encyclopedia in 24 volumes (one by one, not necessary in alphabetic order)
- I loved the old math book with the multiplication tables which I found in an old bedside table at my grandparaents'
- I spent hours reading (hidden under the linens with a flashlight)
epsilon - 8. Feb, 16:01
