Just because I don't do exactly what I planned (book various dr appts, clean my house, and make a master to-do list complete with a step-by-step breakdown of each task for the upcoming 8 weeks) for my day does not mean I am a failure.
I was still active, just not how I had decided I should be upon waking.
Instead, I finished the last five squares of Little Beans blanket. Tomorrow, I will commence joining them together. I also made a pair of maternity pants. Oh, and did my dishes. So some cleaning was accomplished. I shall now take out the trash and go to bed.
Tomorrow is another day. I won't squander it, but I won't belittle my accomplishments, either.
I was still active, just not how I had decided I should be upon waking.
Instead, I finished the last five squares of Little Beans blanket. Tomorrow, I will commence joining them together. I also made a pair of maternity pants. Oh, and did my dishes. So some cleaning was accomplished. I shall now take out the trash and go to bed.
Tomorrow is another day. I won't squander it, but I won't belittle my accomplishments, either.
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I had a problem with the earlier in the year, but have since learned to loosen up on the guilt tripping if plans don't get done... Unless it's something like saving a life, the world will keep turning if you don't scratch everything off your list.