Brienne writes

We are not worthy of how our bodies treat us. Yesterday I had body aches, felt a fever coming, felt really sick, spammed ginger honey, ninjiomppg, septilin so that I can well and about today. I did all that and still pushed myself to sleep past 1 because I had loads to do before bed. ;/ Today, I'm feeling a bit unwell only at 11.45pm and I just remembered what I've put my body through. I probably haven't recovered fully but I've pushed my body so hard by getting up early, prepping for class, having class, heading out, coming home, attempting to cook my sago balls fully for green bean soup tomorrow. And doom scrolling. :/ I crashed when I came home from the expo. And I wondered why I was so tired.  We truly don't know what's good until it's gone. Why are humans like that? Only when we get injured do we appreciate walking, jogging, hiking freely. Yep me, a few years ago where I had a hairline fracture in my foot.  Only when someone passes away do we wish we di...

While taking another cup of water, I stood still in the kitchen the kitchen my husband and I and my ID, Aaron designed together oh, if this isn't nice, I don't know what is * my home, every item in this place, has its place and its mine the bed, the bathroom mat, the curtains, the flowers on our peninsular I'm so in love with my home right now.  --- *so happy I thought out loud that quote which I first read on Ali Abdaal's newsletter - you can read it here . It's from Kurt Vonnegut and the full quote reads:  "And I urge you to please notice when you are happy, and exclaim or murmur or think at some point, 'If this isn't nice, I don't know what is." inserts face holding back tears emoji  🥹   I urge you to find these moments in your life too, and share them with me! Sending love, kindness and light, Bree