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Today was a Good Day



Dear Diary...
 
I am writing this while awfully tired. I learned something new today...How to flip a tire tractor! I got the technique and managed to do it! My mood was good throughout the whole day, no depression, no anxiety! I got some laundry done & the best part was playing games with the hubs and my son. My youngest and I played 2 rounds of Trouble, then played a game of chess, of course he won at everything! Then we all played Sorry spin and the hubs won!
 
 
The best part of my day though was finding information for the blog, building the facebook page which you can go like by clicking here. I feel like it's going to be a great source, I enjoy putting things together and getting them out there for people to read & try. I hope that one day the blog will be very helpful and popular!
 
 
To top it off though I came out of my comfort zone, I'm overweight, I know that but I don't put it out there, I don't like pictures of me on facebook unless it's a face shot. I don't like to look in a lot of mirrors & I wasn't planning on telling all of my friends that I am planning on having gastric sleeve surgery BUT I did! I posted it on my personal facebook page for everyone to see, with a link to the My eeny weeny Blog Facebook page.
 
 
So YES, today was a good day!!!


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