Monday, January 18, 2010

Happy Monday!

I hope you had a great weekend! I'm trying to fight off "a case of the Mondays" today and to do that, I've decided to find the good stuff and embrace it ... and I'm trying to ward off the crappy stuff by banishing it from my mind (insert comic book sound effects here).

The Good Stuff:
  •  the sun is shining!!
  • it's a balmy 19 degrees at the moment
  • even though I have a giant pile of work to do, I just sent out a few necessary emails, gotten some things scheduled, and feel quite accomplished already! I'm going to keep that momentum going!
  • I brought an awesome lunch today
This reminds me of what Liz (@ Mabel's House) had to say last week, except she says it a lot better AND has pretty pictures. :-) I totally felt this way last Thursday!

Happy Monday!
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mom said...

Keep the good thoughts going and keep up the good work. Have a great day. I am in the basement cleaning and if I have to I will be there all day. Putting it off too long. Love ya. Mom

January 18, 2010 at 11:28 AM

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