Hello Everyone,
Oh What a Day (sounds like a song), Jerry had another appointment so poor baby had to work hard at waking me up today. He started at 5:30 AM and I was ready by 8:00 AM. I truly feel sorry for him, he has to give me my medications and give me at least an hour to try to wake up. I am very spoiled. He sets up by bath water for me. Shameful! I appreciate it so very much:)
Anyway, I had to get up early so I could borrow my son's car. I have to save enough money and get my car fixed. My poor son has to get up early so he can come by our home and pick us up to drop him off. I am blessed to have such a good son, he does not mind helping us out and lending his car out to his crazy Mom who is not coherent. Scary, I know.
I was bad girl last night and stayed up late catching up on Fringe episodes. I knew I had to get up early and I have trouble falling asleep. Sometimes I am my worst enemy. I should be more considerate of Jerry (hubby). He just deals with it. I believe I married my soul mate. He is my best friend, my love and he loves me for who I am. Amazing.
Oh back to my "Oh What a Day,” the words reminded me of music. Music can be very healing. When you feel so alone, turn on that music and dance, dance, dance. Smile, Smile, Smile, and dance like nobody is watching you. Honestly, it is a mood booster. Try it. Make up a song...Oh What a Day, I can make it my day, I can feel good today, just make it my day, Oh what a day. Okay, so I wasn't meant to be a songwriter. Hee Hee Perhaps I made you smile? Come on, you can do it ...SMILE, SMILE, DANCE, COMPOSE A SONG. I know I sound crazy. Crazy makes me happy. Try it you will like it.
I am way out of it; I think I will go to bed now.
I am sorry I have no tips. Actually, I did have one tip. Listen to music. It can help enhance your mood. Please make sure it is happy music.
I am thinking about everyone and praying that you have had a pain and fatigue free day.
God Bless,
Viv
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8 comments:
Sounds like me some mornings, although Marco still won't draw a bath for me (he's afraid it'll be the wrong temperature, whereas I'm just not that picky!). It took me a good half hour before I dragged myself into the shower this morning, and then came back to bed after my morning duties were finished.
I have been dancing and singing, though, and you're right -- it is a major mood booster!
Hello Jenno,
Maybe we should waking up to music? I think I would just place the pillow over my head.
Hope you are doing better these days!
Just found your blog Viv - I agree music is amazing. It can set the mood, fix your mood, it is like medicine of the best kind!!!
Cheers
Holli in Ghana
Hello Holli in Ghana,
Thank you for commenting on my post. I have visited your site, very interesting.
Music and people are mood boosters, don't you agree?
LOL My fibro partner LOVES Fringe! It must be related to the FMS...
Hello Diane,
I just finished viewing the first season of Fringe.
Oh and I love Heroes. Does your partner like Heroes?
Thanks for stopping by, I hope you had a terrific day full of love and fun.
Music and people affect mood. But if you don't like the people, you can tune them out with good music!!!
Good point! Music is the answer to many things. Try writing your own thoughts and feeling and add music to it! Just like Jenno did.
Have a terrific day!
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