@hazardwarning This is the one I have. I also have the hazelnut and the mocha as well.
Got my last piece of China Mail today - the other surprise present for my mum. Luckily I have plenty of time to do it. After I cleaned up my diamond painting space last night, I think I have enough to keep me going for a little bit. What would be ideal is if I could spend all day painting - sadly this is never the case.
@peemee Just read your blog post and a lot of that circumstance reminds me of the time my nan broke her hip a few years ago. To this day, I still feel guilty that I could’ve done something to prevent it. I’m a firm believer that everything happens for a reason. If this hadn’t happened to nan, the heart issues that were found while treating the hip wouldn’t have been treated at the same time.
I’m glad your mum hasn’t made any pre-existing conditions any worse and she can be adequately treated by the professionals. I really do hope she gets better soon. On the emergency pendant thing, my nan also uses one of those but it is only restricted to anything that happens in the house. We’re currently looking at other options that will support her outside of the house.
Looks like my Neon Buddha painting will arrive here tomorrow. Nice start to the week. I’ll have to do some organising so I can have more than a single project going at the same time. So many I want to start though, it’s hard to choose. Here’s a photo:
@konrad No need to apologise! I’m actually glad you asked the question, cause I’d thought about many different options, like seeking help from psychologists/therapists online or local anxiety support groups and that sort of thing. But then I thought of things that help me to keep busy in one sense, like study and to help me relax, like meditating or diamond painting. I find that if I’m alone in my thoughts too much, that’s when it all starts to go downhill.
@matigo or Donkey Kong Country ? I bought the newest game in the series last week but haven’t played it yet. I’m flagging that for the weekend.