Resting today.  Trying to get some bujo pages done for augusts.  This is this months water and sleep tracker. Trying them one one page to see how that goes. Think im going with crystals this months as they are uncomplicated to draw and look nice. Plus i have a good slew of purples and pinks in my art pens.        this is last months habit tracker. Did really well with the sleep and targets and excersise as well as a number of other things, so very happy. 

Today I was watching gymnastics and I decided to dance to some music too (with less tumbling than they do). I picked this song. It's the sing-along version, if you feel so inclined. Or you can dance along with me.  

hope you guys have a lovely time. Pittsburg sounds fun. 

Oh, wow. Yeah, that will definetly do them in. Im thinking horticultural fleece as well as garage.  theyre mediteranean so can do dry cold. But i think -40’c is pushing it    I need this in my life. Sadly i have to get most of my supplies online. Nothing beats browsing nice stationary and art shops

They’re actually ok now , thankfully. Think i got the aloe on them fast enough.    Thanks. Seemed sensible. If I've learnt one thing from the CFS, its that you have to listen to your body and take your own needs into consideration. Sometimes goals are just unmanageable, for whatever reason, and thats fine. There is always next week.   

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Lots of rebels on vacation this challenge! I hope it's a good one and re-entry to the ' real world' goes smoothly. 😁   Following along!

Hey there, nice to see you back. Sorry about all the health issues, can't even imagine how rough it must have been, or probably still is. Take it easy and take care of yourself, the rest will come eventually.

Keeping tabs, have a great time at the festival!

I've set the robot vacuum to do an evening run of the house daily, so it's freshly swept by the time I come home from work. That mostly takes care of the cats part. The real issue, in this summer heat especially, is the dishes, the smell and potential to attract cockroaches. Also re:laundry, I ran out of fresh underwear 😮   Thursday update Started the day with a nice walk to city hall, where I applied for my wedding permit, basically a certificate of no impediment. Should be out by next Friday and in the meantime I've arranged to sort out a few additional papers they asked me for, to be submitted upon receipt. I've been meaning to do this for a while, but was waiting to combine it with some out-of-office chore they'd ask me to see to. That said, I went to do my work task after city hall, which had me coming to the office around 11. That's six hours of office time, not bad. Took it easy at work, mostly overseeing things rather than proactively doing new stuff. Everyone was super eager to leave at 17:00 and it's not like I have keys if I wanted to stay past that (spoiler: I didn't) so I left with the pack. Grabbed some groceries on the way back but wasn't feeling super homey, so I spent a good chunk of time unwinding and playing the new TEW public beta. Chopped up the remaining watermelon with some feta for dinner and actually did some stuff before bed, like a laundry run of the underwear and a wash of the dishes. Had a call with my lovely fiance who I can't wait to see again in person and then promptly fell asleep, as I had to wake up early the morning after. It's quite impressive how life feels when you're not living it pedal to the metal all the time.