Day 6—100 Day Blogging Challenge: slow day

 

Day 6—100 Day Blogging Challenge: slow day

Thursday, January 30, 2020

Was a slow day; made asian influenced/flavored foods for dinner

3 Small Victories
-got Irene to try spicy food)
-reset day
-cooked dinner
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3 Blessings
-good people
-animals
-knitting

3 Goals for tomorrow
-Talk w friend
-Talk with Drs' billing department
-Cook

Member Comments About This Blog Post
  • vIAMBLESSED103
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    560 days ago
  • vEDLEAR
    Slow days are great, a chance to catch your breathe!
    561 days ago
  • vLIFECHANGZ
    emoticon sounds like a lovely day!

    emoticon are you finding that doing these daily posts are actually sparking you in your decisions through the day?
    562 days ago
  • v1CRAZYDOG
    Sounds like a good day. Good luck dealing w/the Drs. billing department.
    562 days ago
  • vKPHEALTHY4LIFE
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    562 days ago
  • vRODILLA68
    Great
    562 days ago

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