hello @Emelia8 @Bow @Anastasia @Clawde @Snowie @Zoe7 @Bunniekins @Former-Member
(those are names I remember reading with replies to you @Emelia8
My head is fuzzy and confused. Icould not find my container of almonds anywhere this morning or yesterday. I have these for breakfast.
Looked everywhere yesterday and today.
I sometimes put things down if I am interrupted and find them days, weeks later in very unusual places.
Husband who normally can't find anything unless it is attached to him, responds to his phone, or falls off of a shelf as he walks past, actually find them for me.
I thanked him profusely. I could not resist saying. I am very impressed with the fact that all of the times that I have suggested retracing your steps has finally worked. Well done :face_with_rolling_eyes:
They were in our bedroom on his side of the room on an ottoman. Perhaps he moved them?!?😮
I am at a loss for words @Emelia8 .
I sometimes find with myself especially, when life seems to throw more and more and more at us, the only thing left is for me to look for humour. This does not diminish what is happening to you in any way at all.
It is a way of helping to ease the heavy load of grief and anguish slightly.
You are going through so much in every aspect of your life.
You are very strong and loving even if you might not feel like that at the moment.
As you would say to us, time for something that brings you back into now.
Noticing all of the different colour flowers that are in your garden.
Hoping that your house has not been impacted by the floods.
I worked in the insurance and investment industry for a while. I am triggered myself now when the heavy storms,. floods, bushfires, and much more affect whole communities.
Love to you @Emelia8 and to your husband and special holly.
I hope for you some gentle moments every day to remind you of what you still have even though you are experiencing so much loss and grief.
Be kind to yourself.
hugs to all
Sophia 💜
