Sunday blues

hang in there Renee, I was feeling the same way yesterday..Sometimes I think it's the change of seasons that leaves me with a feeling that I have no purpose. I hope things turn around for you tomorrow! Hugs, Kyndale

Good music helps too :-)

when I was working full time Sundays were the worst for me. I knew that the weekend was coming to and end and it would be back to the grind the next day. I am thinking that you are just a little worn out. I hope you wake up tomorrow feeling a bit better but also know that we can't be on top of the world everyday.

and a glass of wine/beer! huge hugs. most of understand and sympathize. i know i do! nicola http://whichname.blogspot.com

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I watched a movie tonight despite the list of things I was determined to get done when I arrived home from work. Don't know why. I guess I just needed to do something brainless. I go through cycles too. Sometimes I think it's a good balance, but when I'm in a sad mood, I don't usually think that.. Hope things improve.

As ever --m

yes, yes, yes. it must be the time. may your feeling of satisfaction come quickly.

this is so familiar to me!

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I hope you are out of the melancholy mood today. I know when I'm feeling that way I tend to watch old black and white movies from the 1930s....not sure why they make me feel better, but they usually do.

It's so weird that the things that usually brighten our days are very hard to do when we have the blahs. Something about the energy......

lisa

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Ah, those funk days. I know them well;) I'm learning to see those afternoons of blue as a sign for me to totally unplug, curl up with a cup of tea and a book, and let everything else fall away. Soon enough, the blessings of the week bring me round again. I also know what you mean about the Christmas budget...I was just fretting about the want to make and give versus what I can afford to make and give yesterday. I think I'm going to very intentionally make the preparing for the Christmas holiday and the actual celebration of Christmas more about our time together and our stories, our traditions, etc. This is something we do anyway, but it feels even, I don't know, more holy this year, because even the handmade budget is so very small. Hope your Monday is speckled with sunshine:)--kate

i had a wave of christmas panic this week. i was over on simplemom's blog and she was talking about the christmas budget and i was like...geeze. we never budget for christmas. and i always dread the credit card bill in january.

i'm really feeling called to thrifting for our presents this year. it's someting i've done for a few people in the past but i've not been comfortable buying second-hand for everyone.

this year it is feeling very right on a number of levels.

hope your monday was a nice one.

thank you for sharing even when it's not all sunshine and rainbows. i think it's good for mamas to talk about these days from time to time - so we all know that we are not alone!

~erin

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I know I suffer from being "people drained" from time to time. Wishing you a much better day tomorrow!

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