I think back to a year ago, unknowingly plagued with anemia and hypothyroidism, and on any given Saturday I was able to:
- get up to lay on the couch
- sleep
- watch television
- sleep
- watch television
- go to bed
In fact that was how life had been for a few years–slugging through day after day.
Today I was able to:
- deep clean the laundry room
- get a haircut
- put away six loads of laundry
- tour a house with Mom
- mail a package
- organize products that came in the mail
- take a nap
- pray
- fill the car with gas
- encourage a child
- donate cans and bottles
- buy Mother’s Day cards
- donate food to a food shelf
- put away clean dishes
- read part of Unglued by Lysa TerKeurst
- make a lot of carrot juice
- dye clothes
- watch television
- write friends
- forgive someone
- stop by the Costume Shop
- post a blog entry