Currently | January 24th

Doing | Thinking | I came across a little post today that said, "Spend more time with people who bring out the best in you, not the stress in you." That resonated with me. I've always had a problem telling people no when it comes to helping out or volunteering for things. I feel bad for not helping so I always just do it. This is in direct opposition to my anxiety which usually means that I either always talk non-stop and say stupid things or I stare blankly into space and look like a deer in the headlights. Also, this causes me an insane amount of stress. So you know how everyone makes resolutions or chooses a word for their new year? I don't do those. However, this year, just like Meghan Trainor, my name is no, my sign is no, my number is no.

Eating | We made this chili recipe. Skipped the crock pot, used the stove top. Also husband forgot mustard powder so I totally just squirted some regular mustard in there.

Reading | American Gods. It's a long book.

Watching | After many, MANY  recommendations from my friend, Cam, I finally started to watch Grace & Frankie on Netflix. I was stupid for not listening to her. I love it. My husband loves it. Even Ro loves it (and she probably shouldn't be watching it, but what-the-fuck-ever).

Weather | Still Winter, just not quite as cold. All that snow melted and it was the nastiest soggy ass mess for like three days.

On My Needles | Super Scrunchy Baby Hat... still. I need to commit more time to knitting.

Photo A Day Week

14. Faceless Portrait | A portrait of me being lazy on Sunday while playing Runescape.
15. New | Took my son to introduce my grandson to his great-great grandfather.
16. Wall | Wall of books that really needs to be reorganized.
17. Thoughtful | It was thoughtful of the Sun to make an appearance even if it was still cold.
18. Cool | Happened upon this Year of Colour thingy that uses your Instagram to show colors.
19. Paper | The paper in my Plum Paper planner is so very smooth!
20. Reflection | At the archery tournament on Saturday, I had the chance for some reflection on my childhood as we were at the elementary/middle school that I attended from Kindergarten through 8th grade.