Feeling Good

I’m inching my way out of my sad sack self. I can only handle so much gloom and doom and feeling sorry for myself. Enough is enough. It’s time to climb out of my hole and step into the sun even if it is a cloudy day. Here’s my course of action into feeling good again.

  1. Flood my Instagram feed with Asian cooking posts.
  2. Bypass all those posts about mothers passing and people with strange and horrible physical conditions and diseases. It doesn’t make me feel better knowing there are those who are worse off than me. They might have been inspirational at first but now they are dragging me down. I’m getting an impression that the world is not a safe place.
  3. Stop feeling I have to listen and help everybody with their woes.
  4. Making notes of things that make me feel good.

What felt good yesterday:

  1. Watching the movie Good Morning Saigon. I can’t believe that it was made 40 years ago and that the Vietnam War was 60 years ago. I can’t believe how talented Robin Williams was. Though it was a movie about a war, Robin Williams gave me the good feeling.
  2. Coffee with my father. Though he is 94 years old, he is still trying and growing. He is alwlays willing to go out every day with me.
  3. Making a buttonhole on my Bernina 790 sewing machine. It’s the first time using the 3A buttonhole foot. It’s a very good exercise for my brain learning all the ins and outs of my machine.

That’s it for this 4th day of the Ultimate Blog Challenge. It felt good to write this post and that I didn’t have to struggle with it.

4 thoughts on “Feeling Good

  1. Lily: Keep going!

    For more inspiration, you might try reading this book:

    Life Is So Good: One Man’s Extraordinary Journey through the 20th Century and How he Learned to Read at Age 98 by George Dawson & Richard Glaubman

  2. Hi! I was attracted to your post because I absolutely love, love, love anything Snoopy and Woodstock! LOL. Then I loved your attitude about moving away from the negative. I have a tendency to fall into that hole and using my whole empath self to feel what they are feeling. Frankly it’s exhausting. Thank you for shining a light on that and showing a different pathway of light and good things.

  3. I managed to fix my Instagram algorithm and now I see Korean cooking videos and Korean language tutorials and it is glorious! I need to make a trek into the city to stock up on Asian staples!! Keep moving forward, Lily. You got this!

  4. Hearing you’re feeling good brings a smile! And I love that you and your dad still go out for coffee!

    I added some Chinese herbs when my Hoping John (black eyed peas) was in the crock pot for NY … fun fusion of Asian and Southern (and fun that beans are part of both NY celebrations!

    take good care

    Nadya

Leave a comment

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.