11 of 100 ... Making a Knot & hanging on!

A long day that was successful in small ways, even though I was dragging my butt all day! There are times when I feel like it's all I can do to keep up with my little mundane life but inside me are all these little cries that I need to make something more of it, a cry to life!  I know that doesn't mean cleaning up binders!  But, for right now, it keeps my mind active, it reminds me that process is important, and it is a task I start and complete.  All things I desperately need now as my body heals! 

Day's Report: 

Habits:
- Clean Sink: yes
- Cups of Water: 3
- Hours of sleep: 5h 34m
- Meds: no (with reason ... though, I should have still the other meds)
- Reading: no
 
Goal Advancement for today:P: I might get some exercise in my core with this new position!  My calves hurt something fierce today from sitting and standing so much and I sure felt it in my stomach as well!
R: joined the Procurement team for lunch.  Knew it meant longer work hours, but felt socializing was worth it.  Had a great chat with one of the buyers that I didn't know too well. 
(E-Environment, P:Physical, F:Financial, PA: Prof/Personal Development, R: Relationships.)


Gratitude: 
1.  Today, I'm grateful for getting through the day without any problems.  Short nights sleep don't help! 
2.  Today, I'm grateful that I was invited to lunch with the Procurement team!  the food at Red Water Grill was really good! - so good tat I didn't need to have any supper! 
3.  Today, I'm grateful for all the help that TB gave me before she goes on to teach in the UK! It was wonderful to be able to encourage her in the beginning of her career! 
4.  Today, I'm grateful that my skin is holding my blood in - the blood test today said my INR was 4.5.  That is in the danger-range ... so the solution is no meds for the next 2 nights.  As the concern would rise within me, I calmed myself with the knowledge that my skin is holding my blood in and there's nothing to worry about. 
5.  Today, I'm grateful for the encouragement that AY sent to me at work.  It brought tears to my eyes and reminded me that this is a stepping stone, that, like her, there are adventures yet to be had!  ... check out her blog at www.thejoyfulgypsy.com as her adventure unfolds.  Truly, an inspiration!