my day in pics 💕
i love having mondays off because my husband works from home & i get to do some errands and rest a bit. as someone with chronic illness and strong feelings of anxiety, i truly value my days off.
granted- as a manager of a shop, there is never really an off day.
1) hubby wanted to go to walmart before his work day started, so we went and picked up a few things.
2) i meal planned for the week & then went to pick up dog food, the remaining groceries! this took me a little while since i went to 3 different stores.
3) i decided to stop into honegoods for a new dog toy. my pup loves the color green and i thought this broccoli was adorable.
4) i removed my gel nails & re did a new sit. i did a creamy light pink with sparkles on top. having my nails done makes me feel put together and i've slowly been getting a lot better doing them at home.
5) i prepped my breakfast for tomorrow. this in ludes 36 grams of protein, which is a total win.
6) my current meds needed for ivf have been giving me borderline migraines so i chugged some body armour and rested.
7) hubby took me out for my fav custard.
I hope everyone had a beautiful day 💕
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In today's fast-paced world, taking time for oneself, especially for those managing chronic illnesses, is crucial. Mondays can be a wonderful opportunity to recharge. For instance, planning meals not only saves time during the week but also ensures a balanced diet—even when juggling IVF medications that might lead to migraines. Moreover, engaging in activities like shopping, pampering oneself with nail art, or spending quality time with pets can significantly uplift one's mood. These lifestyle choices not only bring joy but also promote mental well-being. Fun dog toys, nutritious meals, and even a delightful custard treat can turn an ordinary day into something special. Remember to integrate small joys into your routine—these moments can make a big difference!
