Even though Hannah loved enjoying amazing weekends, they usually threw her off track when she entered the new work week. This past weekend was yet another one of those epic weekends where she enjoyed spending time with Paul, shopping with friends and visiting a new church.
This was the type of weekend where it felt so hard to fit in meal prepping and cleaning.
Now, it’s Monday.
Hannah breathed a heavy sigh as she entered the kitchen to play catch-up on what she didn’t complete over the weekend.
As she opened the different cupboards, she decided she’d play around with some items and bake a vegetable quiche for dinner. It was quick, easy and Paul always loved her quiches.
Hannah glanced over at the clock.
The time was 4:43.
Paul would
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Okay. I went to this incredible yoga class. I felt what it was like to feel stress-free. It was so freeing. Anxiety and stress are just too heavy for me to bear. I can feel the difference when they’re gone. I’m just concerned. This miscarriage really stole my joy in a way I just can’t fully describe. It’s not even like it’s just my joy. It feels like it stripped me of my soul, in a way. The desire to feel and be happy again seems so foreign in certain ways. It’s been replaced by stress. I hate feeling this way and I hate that it’s become a way of life for me. It’s become second-nature and I don’t even recognize I’ve put it on until someone like my yoga teacher, Meri invites me to take the stress off,” Hannah …show more content…
You felt amazing during the yoga class. Why don’t you start going there more? Remember that documentary we watched on Netflix? Self-care is more than just massages and therapy sessions. You can start journaling and having more time that’s dedicated to reflecting and reading. There are so many avenues to take with this concept. I just really would love to see you indulge in some of the activities that make you deliriously happy. If you start delving into the things that make you excited, I believe the power of those positive activities will melt the negative stressors away,” Paul
done cooking some soup. Miriah became upset by having to clean up, as she often
Week four at Wild Dunes began on Sunday with three evening shifts 3-11PM. Sunday, the 31st was extremely slow with very few arrivals. I was able to concentrate on one of my goals – mastering the complex computer system. Being the perfectionist that I am, it is frustrating when I feel as though I haven’t mastered a skill so I’m working on that aspect of my personality. Since the shift was so slow, I was released early on this Sunday as there were no arrivals due in at the late hours.
She wanted to go back to sleep and finish the dream she was having… She took a bite of potatoes, trying to stir up an appetite.
In Another Thanksgiving Dinner the author conveys how Hannah’s relationship changes with her father throughout the story by using the character’s feelings and actions.
Tante Lou rose from her knees, still humming, and walked -- nearly skipped -- back inside. She kept on cooking as Miss Emma came in from the hallway along with the yappy
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She slowly got up, wondering who she should wake up. She decided to let them sleep, just going down stairs and starting to make breakfast for all of them. She knew that they loved chocolate cake so she made a bunch of that, along with some bacon, pancakes, and eggs. She got the table ready before plating all of
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It was a beautiful summer evening at my uncle’s firework stand in Stillwater on July 7, 2012. We were sitting on the cement next to the giant metal building containing thousands of dollars worth of fireworks. I looked up at the sky and noticed it was getting dark. Together we were thinking of what we could do to pass the time before we had to close the stand. So we took a small 200 gram cake cleverly labeled,’’Stressed Out”. in the parking lot..
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Personally, I have gone through a recovery process with anxiety disorder. Last year, I went through a dark phase because I dealt with the feeling of constant fear with no little explanation 24hrs. Even though everything in my life was perfect, I could not sleep, eat, and be happy. I was excessively worrying something bad could happen to me and I was unable to relax.As months progressed, my situation got worse that it impacted my daily activities in life such as going to school or work. I felt like I was suffocating deep in my thoughts and trapped in a prison. However, no one in my family could understand what was going on. My family would make comments such as stop fearing and pray. I felt so miserable that I could not have peace inside me.
She flipped the veggie omelet and added a pinch of paprika. Waking before the others, gave her a chance to breathe, relax and partake in her favorite hobby. She
Everyone has had at some point a week in their life that they will never forget and is considered to be a crazy week. Weeks filled with joy, stress, and excitement is what we as humans thrive off. When our adrenaline gets going and our hearts start beating out of our chests; that is when we begin to live and see what life is all about. The craziest week of my life occurred this past summer when I took a mini vacation to Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, for my thrilling paintball event I participate in every year. The road trip of about three hours to Pennsylvania was filled with twists and turns that no man could have expected. Before we were even on our way the troubles came flooding towards us. The paintball event itself was filled with excitement but challenges that made my week tough. After the event when I was ready to go home, life threw me more curveballs then I was ready to hit.