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Today's Daily 5:
- Sleeping late in my own bed
- tackling some homework
- a big mug of tea
- a church bonfire gathering
- baking scones in my toaster oven, just before bed
Today's Daily 5:
- Being out in the sunshine for a bit this afternoon
- tackling several "to do's"
- some last minute enjoyment of quiet space before housesitting ended
- settling back into my own space
- yummy bounty purchased on my behalf south of the border
- magic bags
- air purifiers
- making lists
- tasty leftovers at two different meals today
- curling up in my own (still new and oh so comfortable) bed
Today's Daily 5:
- a zoo trip with A and my two favorite little boys
- funny kid moments, like M announcing that flamingos are "juicy" thus fully convincing me that his meat loving daddy has completely indoctrinated him!
- the warmth of baby J's body against me in the babybjorn
- lunch at the mall, including ice cream (mmm... waffle cone)
- a bit of quiet time
- a nice long skype date with Lyds
- cooking dinner for a school friend (baked brie with mango habanero jelly? yum.)
- an evening spent studying together for an upcoming midterm
- tea and cookie dough
- crawling into bed and reflecting on just how lovely a day this was
Yesterday's Daily 5:
- That I got a cold while I am housesitting and away from the additional breathing challenges of bad air in Grandma's basement
- laughing my way through a clinical shift
- a patient who was willing and excited to help us learn
- a nurse committed to teaching
- sleeping late
Today's Daily 5:
- my down jacket
- wearing one of my favorite scarves
- an audiobook I'm quite enjoying
- a quote from Kathleen Norris "Prayers were a torment, but what I knew I needed to do."
- the freedom of a Thursday evening with no commitments
Today's Daily 5:
- a restful sleep
- waking up with much dissipated cold symptoms
- sharing tea and laughter with a good friend
- a really great clinical shift
- the chance to share a bit of my history with depression and anxiety - to hopefully break down the stigma, and increase the awareness of other future nurses