Comments on: a little less sorry, a little more thank you

By: PJ

This spoke to my heart. Thank you!

By: Debbie

Debbie

Wow! You could just sign that post as written by me!!!! Kind of makes me feel better today to know I’m not alone! Thanks for the honesty!

By: ashley @ the handmade home

ashley @ the handmade home

In reply to Bets. Thank you so much Bets. Your comments are always so sweet.

By: ashley @ the handmade home

ashley @ the handmade home

In reply to Jenny. NOT AT ALL, Jenny. Thank you so much for stopping by today. We're not alone!

By: ashley @ the handmade home

ashley @ the handmade home

In reply to Julie Briones.

HAHA! I’m so glad I could provide a laugh. One does get a little tired of advice when they’re at their wit’s end. ;D Thank you so much for your sweet comments – that truly means the world. You have been so sweet and supportive. Hope you have an amazing weekend.

By: ashley @ the handmade home

ashley @ the handmade home

In reply to Shelly. Awe thank you so much for dropping by today. It does help. So glad I'm not alone. Hugs to you!

By: Shelly

Shelly

Thank you Ashley for this post! It is spot on for me! It helps to know others who are sensitive, and wears her heart on her sleeves.
I loved what Karianne said, so ditto that too!

By: Thistlekeeping - Thistlewood Farm

Thistlekeeping - Thistlewood Farm

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By: Althea Mathewson (Allie)

Althea Mathewson (Allie)

In reply to KariAnne.

I so much believe this to be true. You really hit the mark of where I am. My Seasonal (depressional) disorder is always worse in the winter and made worse on dark, rainy days!!! I have chronic pain and on some days it is difficult to even function….. which makes me feel “not enough”…etc. Thank you for being you and giving me a friend who understands! Lots of hugs, xoxo Allie

By: Bets

Bets

I have been there many times… Overwhelmed, standing in the Fields of Should (“I should be looking for more work.” “I should be cleaning the house.” “I should be doing more with my kids.”), or experiencing the Tsunami of Shouldn’ts (“I shouldn’t look like this.” “I shouldn’t feel this way.” “I shouldn’t complain so much.”) Why are we SO hard on ourselves???

I hope your meltdown brought you a little bit of peace (crying is such a relief sometimes) as it shined a light on your friendship with those who love you — all of you — including your exquisite humanity. xoxo