Wednesday, November 09, 2011

A funk, so this is short.........

I am in a funk and definitely not good company today. I wonder if I have any chocolate....hang on, I bought some for Christmas presents. That will do. The person destined to receive the box can have something else. I can make something. Biscuits. That will do. Now where did I hide them........

I am not going to talk about why I am in a funk. All I am going to say is that I am very tired of a whole lot of things, and that it has to do with human nature. This is turning out to be what I suppose could be one of the lower points in my life,  if I get to look back over the whole thing one day. A dip. One where I have learned many lessons, battled to stay positive (thank you, God, for instilling a spirit of thankfulness in me - it is keeping me sane) and ate a lot of chocolate. Not to mention a time when I drank a lot of coffee.

It could be worse, of course.

So I am heading back to something I know, trust and understand, my sewing machine. And I am going to sand the wooden things I cut on the scroll saw. And I may crochet something. Or I may just finish that prayer shawl I started in the summer. David is cooking tonight, and I could not be more thrilled that I do not have to conjure up something myself. The Autumn quilt is finally finished. I will take some photos tomorrow.

Day 9: I am so thankful for these four walls, which are a  haven, a shelter and somewhere I can just relax and do what I love doing, with the people I love being around. My family. My home.

10 comments:

  1. Nothing better for a funk than chocolate and coffee. Nothing in the world. Have at it, my friend!

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  2. Oh! That's what I need...chocolate. I'll be reduced (hahahahah...funny word in this context) to munching on chocolate chips. May the sewing machine help. It might help me, but I've not found it yet.

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  3. Anonymous7:13 pm

    Have a nice sit down and enjoy your coffee and chocolate, I might even join you!

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  4. To be able to take your misery and turn it into something that brings joy, is a miracle. (As is getting any 20 year plus lad to cook anything...)

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  5. Grab that chocolate and head to the machine. The woes will be lifted in no time at all, I am sure. Works for me anyway!!!!

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  6. Sorry you're in a funk Linds - but maybe everything will look a bit brighter in the morning. I'm in a funk too - mine is a caused by vile teenage daughter funk. And what makes it even worse is that there is no chocolate in the house, so I'm off to look for the gin. H xx

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  7. Anonymous1:08 am

    I love you, big sister, at least we have each other!
    Marge xxx

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  8. Hugs. Coffee and chocolate are wonderful pick me ups. I use them regularly. So enjoying your month of thankful posts.

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  9. we may have a morgage but am grateful we have our four walls too

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