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I went out to feed and water the poultry by myself this evening. By myself! My grandkids were watching the new Alice in Wonderland movie and I didn't want to bother them so I did it all by my lonesome. I did good but I was exhausted when I came back inside. I want to get better, get over the fear of doing things and get my stamina back. hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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Woot! :-D

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I went out to feed and water the poultry by myself this evening.  By

myself!  My grandkids were watching the new Alice in Wonderland movie and I

didn't want to bother them so I did it all by my lonesome.  I did good but I

was exhausted when I came back inside.  I want to get better, get over the

fear of doing things and get my stamina back. 

hugs

 

Sharon

This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling

and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to

be considered flaws or defects.

 

 

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that is all we can do - keep trying and keep going

I am proud of you

To: MSersLife Sent: Sun, June 27, 2010 2:01:53 AMSubject: RE: update

Woot! :-D in WYPractical Blackwork Designs"You get a wonderful view from the point of no return..." http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com http://practicalblackwork.com-----Original Message-----From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ] On BehalfOf SharonSent: Saturday, June 26, 2010 9:36 PMTo: GroupSubject: update I went out to feed and water the poultry by myself this evening. Bymyself! My grandkids were watching the new Alice in Wonderland movie and Ididn't want to bother them so I did it all by my lonesome. I did good but

Iwas exhausted when I came back inside. I want to get better, get over thefear of doing things and get my stamina back. hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spellingand grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are tobe considered flaws or defects.

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Sharon please be careful when you are out alone. Don't over do. You are in my prayers.

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-----Original Message-----From: wobbletowalk@...Sent: Sat, 26 Jun 2010 20:36:06 -0700 (PDT)To: mserslife Subject: update

I went out to feed and water the poultry by myself this evening. By myself! My grandkids were watching the new Alice in Wonderland movie and I didn't want to bother them so I did it all by my lonesome. I did good but I was exhausted when I came back inside. I want to get better, get over the fear of doing things and get my stamina back. hugs

SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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You are inspiring me, Reb. My house seriously needs to be decluttered,and when you said rule of 3, I thought you meant something I try todo--when I come upon clutter, I either, throw out, give away or put away.It's been a long time since I did any of that however, and my houseshows it!Glad you stopped smoking!love to you and ,KateTo:

MSersLife <MSersLife >Sent: Tue, June 29, 2010 11:11:16 AMSubject: update/ housekeeping/ rule of three

I forgot to mention in my update that I am, with success, applying the "rule of three" I invented back when I was living in a dorm room, on the growing mountain of clutter etc around here (it seems warm weather/heat makes that grow too...). Or, rather, it's a slightly adjusted* version of the rule of three, since I now live in more than one room. Here goes:Every time I enter a room I do three things to de-clutter it. It needn't be big things, tiny things like "putting a read/old news paper in the paper bin" counts. Because what's a cluttered room really, but a mountain of tiny little things... I find that three is a quite ideal number: More than three and it gets too tiresome and time consuming to keep up with (you should be

able to do the required things on your way through a room on your way out, if not you'll skip it when you are pressed for time, and it will be downhill from there...). And with less that three you won't stay ahead of the rate of re-cluttering (depressing as that thought is...). After a couple of days of that, this place starts to shape up again.... love/Reb* Back in my college years, I could not do a "every time you enter a room"-scheme, as I was living in just one room (well, of course there was a few shared rooms, like the kitchen, laundry, etc. but I didn't want to spend my time and energy picking up after other sloppy students, I had enough to do cleaning up after myself...). Instead I did a "every time I want to go out to the balcony for a cigarette" (I smoked back then).

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What about the flylady 15 min thing, Kate?

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-- update/ housekeeping/ rule of three

I forgot to mention in my update that I am, with success, applying the "rule of three" I invented back when I was living in a dorm room, on the growing mountain of clutter etc around here (it seems warm weather/heat makes that grow too...). Or, rather, it's a slightly adjusted* version of the rule of three, since I now live in more than one room. Here goes:

Every time I enter a room I do three things to de-clutter it. It needn't be big things, tiny things like "putting a read/old news paper in the paper bin" counts. Because what's a cluttered room really, but a mountain of tiny little things...

I find that three is a quite ideal number: More than three and it gets too tiresome and time consuming to keep up with (you should be able to do the required things on your way through a room on your way out, if not you'll skip it when you are pressed for time, and it will be downhill from there...). And with less that three you won't stay ahead of the rate of re-cluttering (depressing as that thought is...).

After a couple of days of that, this place starts to shape up again....

love

/Reb

* Back in my college years, I could not do a "every time you enter a room"-scheme, as I was living in just one room (well, of course there was a few shared rooms, like the kitchen, laundry, etc. but I didn't want to spend my time and energy picking up after other sloppy students, I had enough to do cleaning up after myself...). Instead I did a "every time I want to go out to the balcony for a cigarette" (I smoked back then).

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What you really should do is get your hubby and/or kids to do the rule of three (or at least rule of one or two...)...love/Reb---original message--- You are inspiring me, Reb. My house seriously needs to be decluttered,and when you said rule of 3, I thought you meant something I try todo--when I come upon clutter, I either, throw out, give away or put away.It's been a long time since I did any of that however, and my houseshows it!Glad you stopped smoking!love to you and ,Kate

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