• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content

Sharing a Joyful Life

  • HOME
    • ABOUT
  • LINKS
  • FAQ
  • CATEGORIES
    • BLOG
    • Get A Life
    • Tough Times
    • Perpetual Parenting
    • Depression, Blues & Blahs
    • Newsletter
    • Recipes
  • BOOK – For the Love of Autism
  • Show Search
Hide Search
Home/Blog Post/Bragitude Day 8

Bragitude Day 8

We officially finished the first week of bragitude! Hooray! Yesterday, like many days around here, was chaotic. I ended up confused several times about how bragitude didn’t get posted on Facebook. I finally got it on there in the wee hours of the morning today, so I’m counting that. After days like yesterday, I second guess myself and seriously question why in the world I took on yet another challenge. Especially while also trying to launch Nonnie’s Cookbook. There’s a good reason though. Friends. 

Gratitude

I have this really awesome and totally cool friend who encourages me, motivates me, gently pushes me, prods my creativity, and helps me beyond measure, every single day. Thank you so much, friend. ❤️

Brag

I hope you all are as proud of me as I am of myself. After, I got so stressed out recently and was feeling stretched so thin, I made a vow to myself to be more firm and schedule more me time. Well, today marks the second week in a row where I have declared a house and entire evening to myself. I’m not taking care of anyone else, not feeding anyone else, not responsible for anyone else. I’m planning an evening of fast food and TV bingeing. 📺 

Your Turn

You know the drill!

Share

November 3, 2021 By Val 1 Comment

Filed Under: Blog Post, Just Jess

Reader Interactions

Comments

  1. Gunilla Hedin

    November 4, 2021 at 9:53 pm

    Bragitude day 8
    Brag – My Brag of the day is that I have lived by myself since I moved from my mother 1965 and I have always been able to handle most things on my own. Most of my fellow workers in different schools have been married and they have helped one another with practical things. In Sweden we have got a proverb which says: “A good guy gets along by himself” and I have always found it hard to ask for help. Mostly that´s a good characteristic but now when I am disabled, I have to be brave and ask for help.
    Gratitude – I´m grateful that when I ask for help there is always someone waiting for helping me.

    Reply

Share YouR Thoughts... Cancel reply

Discover more

Subscribe to Get Notified of New Posts

Subscribe
Autistic Interpretations Logo

Footer

Autistic Interpretations®

Copyright © 2023 · autisticinterpretations.com · All Rights Reserved

Keep In Touch

  • Email
  • Instagram
  • YouTube

Categories

  • Privacy Policy
  • Disclaimer
  • Terms and Conditions