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Old 07-26-2012, 02:45 PM #1
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Today my goal is to rest. Lately I feel like I've been doing too much, and I need to make sure to not take things too fast. No matter what, today I will: read, knit, watch a few shows, and nap.
Such simple things, and could seem like a vacation to some, feels like work to me. Everything takes work lately.
Wait, doesn't it always?
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This is a great idea! It's very important to take time out for yourself.
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