Posted on December 1, 2014, in Acceptance, fall, seasonal and tagged bariatric surgery, depression, family, post-holiday depression, Thanksgiving. Bookmark the permalink. 10 Comments.
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The holiday season is always so difficult. I totally understand.
Ooo, it’s cold where you are! We (near NYC) had a few very cold days a couple of weeks ago but then have had oddly warm days recently. The ups and downs in temperature are giving everyone colds for some reason (probably all the festivities and gathering together, right?) but it’s better than the cold your experiencing. Hang in there!
It’s just practice for January!
That’s the right attitude 🙂
Can I join you? Between being MTM’s nurse and getting everything else done, I’m drowning in To Do. Here’s to a relaxing December for both of us.
I can definitely get behind that one!
I must say I’ve never experienced this holiday season myself. Where I live these things aren’t celebrated, but boy does it all sound hectic!
It can be hectic, and the capitalist media just aggravates the urgency – …Buy….More…..Now! 🙂
I can so identify with wanting to crawl under the covers. Such a welcoming place in the cold season. Although, it’s been in the 60s where I am. I do like the off-routine of the holidays. It’s just a little more lax, I work I mean, and I could use that.
A little less pressure at work is nice, unless you’re short staffed because of vacations and flu 🙂