That Blogger Gurl I'm not a player, I just blog a lot

That photo couldn’t be a more accurate depiction of my life. On that note, I must confess I’ve been watching Sex & the City reruns. I forgot how much I loved it. Yes, it’s true, I’m a total SATC addict. I’ve actually started reading the Carrie Diaries books as well. I think I’ve mentioned that before. The first one was a great read, and so far the second book is pretty good too. I mean, it’s not earth shattering literature, but it’s an easy read that holds your attention.

Anyway.

Last week was a helluva lot better mentally for me. On the downside, physically, not so much. As I previously mentioned, my carpal tunnel has decided to ruin my life. How’s that for me being completely dramatic? Haha. But, seriously, it’s a bit hellish. So, just when I got the blogging motivation that I needed, my hands decided otherwise and I couldn’t really spend much extra time on the computer like I wanted. Luckily, I’m going to see a doctor on Wednesday, so I’m hoping to get some sort of relief. Fingers crossed that I don’t need surgery. Not into that idea at all. But despite the fact that I’ve been watching my hands basically fail me, I’ve tried to remain as positive and hopeful as I can about the situation. Especially since I read that stress and negative energy can make it flare up even more.

And to be quite honest, aside from the CT, everything else has been going quite smoothly and moving in an excellent direction. Last week, I know I mentioned deleting FB and Twitter from my phone. I haven’t put it back on, and it’s been so fucking awesome. I’ve really started to recognize how much time I was wasting on those apps, it’s pretty crazy to experience that realization. So, I really recommend trying it out for  at least a week. I promise, you’ll feel so much better and chances are you won’t ever want to turn back.

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“We are cups, constantly and quietly being filled. The trick is, knowing how to tip ourselves over and let the beautiful stuff out.” – Ray Bradbury