ANOTHER YEAR COMES TO AN END & STILL FEEL LIKE LIVING ON QUICK SAND!

Hi Guys,


Just a quickie to keep you all updated.

Not much has been done in the way of decluttering the 'stuff' for some weeks now.  Have had the opportunity to work on the election just gone by for the body that takes care of the voting process. Very interesting to see in action and glad to know that our votes are taken care of.  Hence, this has taken me out of the loop of getting things done.




On the plus side, the kilos are slowly melting away, which will in turn help me with my movement, in order to get more done, as well as add to my general overall well being.

On top of this, I have secured a casual part-time come office/business admin/social media/marketing/etc position for the next 13 weeks with a review at the end of that time period.

I will also continue with my 'JUST CALL ANITA' bookings and get onto posting more eBay items to keep that 'D' Day moving forward.  Then there are my book/scripts I have to seriously do some work on.

It really does feel like living on quick sand at the moment as the goal posts keep moving as each opportunity comes along.  Little by little, I am making headway towards early May.  Still a long way yet to that day, but getting there all the same.

Even if or when I get to next May, I have started rethinking about where it is I should live.  I may as well try and have a 'nice' lifestyle while I am able to relatively enjoy it.  If I am to get my writing done, I would like a nice environment in which to achieve that.  Will keep you posted as to where I will land and when.

At least for the time being I have till late February.  There is still a shortfall, but not as huge as before and is the reason why I have to continue selling off my 'stuff'.  And that in itself is not a bad thing either.

I have taken to saying that I have cancelled Christmas.  What I really mean is, I have cancelled anything on the side of costing money part of Christmas.  The small family have agreed to not buy presents and not do the massive dinner, which we normally have after the Christmas Eve church service.  This year it will be simple as.



I do look forward to this pleasure once a year as we never have all the little extra's throughout the year, but this one year we can make do and have the following to look forward to knowing I will more than likely still have a home in which to celebrate in.



Here is an old favourite joke I heard from when I was very very young.  My darling Dad used to say this one all the time.  It just never got old to me.



Family and friends first.



Food and prezzies can come another year.




Well, just in case I get sidetracked or too busy to post again before the year ends, have a great Christmas to all those who celebrate and all stay safe over the holiday period.

Make sure you enjoy and keep on smiling.
                          


Just sharing a few images that I particularly liked.


    


    


I may get to write once more before the end of this year, but have a gut feeling that it wont be till the start of 2015.  So, remember, be kind to yourself during this time and the process of decluttering and just to breathe.

Inhale the love.  Exhale the rubbish.

Just do what you can as you can.

Merry Christmas and hugs to one and all.
Anita