happy moments: going back to work

8 March 2011

going back to work

i'm so happy i got back to work. i'm feeling better. Staying in really helped me. It's snowing outside, awesome!! I enjoy a cup of hot coffee and I slice of homemade orange cake i baked the day before yesterday. Time to work!!
Yesterday i watched the king of Persia, on DVD. A great movie, Jake Gyllenhaal is one of my favourite actors. He can interpret different demanding roles in comedy or drama.
I'm having a pilates lesson today. it's time to restart the engine, i haven't trained for a week and i'm barely standing. Training is my drug.
The hormone therapy failed once again. But i'm not giving up. i can always adopt. It's not like a test or anything but there are times i think that my family has more than 5 years to be happy about something. A baby could have brought joy. But then again, we are healthy and together, that is everything.
i got to go now. dress warm, eat a lot of oranges, enjoy hot drinks and smile.
i'll get back soon
xoxo

2 comments:

Olivia Juliann Crabtree9 March 2011 at 07:54
I am so glad you are feeling better!
Your optimistic outlook is inspiring :)

http://adailyolive.blogspot.com/
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meine deutsche Wand 9 March 2011 at 08:00
thank you Olivia.
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