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6/24/2020 2:40:17 PM |
Ha I smiled at Mels picture of me and Holly bouncing on our rebounders to help both of our lymphatic systems, what a funny image!! Woweee Jamie, it's even more exciting than I thought re you are getting a house built just for you!!! Thats absolutely wonderful. It also sounds like a lovely wee place you are moving too. There is definitely an adjustment period . I moved away many miles after living in the place I was born for 39 years. I didn't know anyone and moved alone and I didn't know the place.. It took maybe a year of it being a bit surreal and like a dream, before I got used to the new reality. My only familiarity was my beautiful Calico cat who I loved with all my heart. Her constant affection, purrs and cuddles got me through the adjustment period!!! She's, long gone now, but that wee petal helped me immensely through many ups and downs for 18 years. Bless her wee white paws :-). I think though that because you are moving with Alan and not on your own , you will still have that sense of familiarity through him. And your wee cat will be with you too. Also, he knows the place well and can help you settle in. Does Alan have friends and family there who can welcome you both? Also, the beautiful countryside around you and going on your lovely walks surrounded by the fauna and flora of NC, I'm sure you will love. Not to mention your brand new home :-). So so good that you feel a huge weight coming off your shoulders re not having to go to school anymore. It is especially good just now with all the stress and restrictions re the coronavirus. It's a blessing that you can sleep as much as your body and mind need now and can tune in to what your spirit needs and connect with God too. That's great you can walk 3/4 miles a day, your energy levels are really good! Your welcome re advice re digestion. I find that my go to is definitely cucumber batons. I slice up that trusty cucumber and munch the long sticks like an eager rabbit :-).The cucumber can neutralise acids and aid digestion. They are also an excellent source of vitamin K, C and different B vitamins too. They also contain essential alkaline electrolytes that keep us hydrated too. Well, take good care, enjoy your freedom and we look forward to hearing your warm voice on the calls! Chrissie. | |||
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