Dealing with the winter blues

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I add my welcome, GO3838!

But I have the winter blues for practical reasons. Damn near killed myself dragging garbage, etc. bins to end of driveway today. Still have a flat tire. It is my job to shovel the porch, and there is NOWHERE TO PUT THE SNOW. Watching snow fall currently makes me cry. I spent the day alternating between physical labour in the really fecking cold and anxiously listening to anxiety and chakra meditations. And thank Godde for leftovers and a man who actively likes to eat them. I begin many a table grace with "holy mystery, you have previously blessed much of this food. Please bless it again, the hands that reconstructed it, and us to your willl".
 
BetteTheRed said:
I add my welcome, GO3838!

But I have the winter blues for practical reasons. Damn near killed myself dragging garbage, etc. bins to end of driveway today. Still have a flat tire. It is my job to shovel the porch, and there is NOWHERE TO PUT THE SNOW. Watching snow fall currently makes me cry. I spent the day alternating between physical labour in the really fecking cold and anxiously listening to anxiety and chakra meditations. And thank Godde for leftovers and a man who actively likes to eat them. I begin many a table grace with "holy mystery, you have previously blessed much of this food. Please bless it again, the hands that reconstructed it, and us to your willl".
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I like the prayer.
 
When my kids were growing up, once we were on our own, we had two books of prayers to choose from for grace. One was fairly traditional, a small book from my very Catholic uncle, the other was titled "short prayers for long days"; kids always grabbed the latter.
 
JayneWonders said:
i am impressed that you say grace, @BetteTheRed
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It has largely been my position in iife that no matter what one's position on god, it behooves one to be thankful to eat. I have never had to use a food bank, bur I remember a week in my children's lives when I had to declare egg salad sandwiches for lunches all week, to which my son replied rather bitterly, "only if you scrounge up a buck so I can go buy a loaf of white bread"...
 
BetteTheRed said:
I add my welcome, GO3838!

But I have the winter blues for practical reasons. Damn near killed myself dragging garbage, etc. bins to end of driveway today. Still have a flat tire. It is my job to shovel the porch, and there is NOWHERE TO PUT THE SNOW. Watching snow fall currently makes me cry. I spent the day alternating between physical labour in the really fecking cold and anxiously listening to anxiety and chakra meditations. And thank Godde for leftovers and a man who actively likes to eat them. I begin many a table grace with "holy mystery, you have previously blessed much of this food. Please bless it again, the hands that reconstructed it, and us to your willl".
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Sound repetitive and possibly needs another go-round!
 
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