lavender
Cautiously Optimistic
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- Apr 6, 2001
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What time of day is your "me" time. I think I'm going to start doing this for myself every day. A designated hour and a half where I don't get online to talk to others, don't watch TV, don't do anything except things I need and want to do.
Like maybe slowly doing dishes or cleaning up a bit here and there while thinking to myself - letting things go.
I'm not a morning person, but the idea of waking up early, starting a pot of coffee and doing some of the more menial tasks before the rest of the world wakes up is sounding appealing. I'm not sure the waking up part will be appealing to my body that absolutely loves staying under the covers with head on a nice plush pillow, but overall it might be a good thing.
When do you take your "me" time? Are you an early riser? Or do you stay up a bit later than others to get some quality "me" time in?
I think I'm most interested in those who do these sort of things in the morning - because I know I can't do this stuff at night. It just doesn't fit my personality.
Like maybe slowly doing dishes or cleaning up a bit here and there while thinking to myself - letting things go.
I'm not a morning person, but the idea of waking up early, starting a pot of coffee and doing some of the more menial tasks before the rest of the world wakes up is sounding appealing. I'm not sure the waking up part will be appealing to my body that absolutely loves staying under the covers with head on a nice plush pillow, but overall it might be a good thing.
When do you take your "me" time? Are you an early riser? Or do you stay up a bit later than others to get some quality "me" time in?
I think I'm most interested in those who do these sort of things in the morning - because I know I can't do this stuff at night. It just doesn't fit my personality.