Mindful March: Don't Bury Them
I'm doing really bad with holding on to my things lately; so not only have I managed to lose a brand new beanie (a gift nonetheless) recently, but yesterday I stopped off at a cafe while doing site visits. The guy was friendly, even pulled up a table outside for me to sit at.
Either here or at the spot I sat down later, I put my umbrella (also a present) down and didn't pick it up. I didn't even notice it was gone for at least five minutes, and when I did, I dashed back, hoping to find it somewhere. It wasn't there; I even asked at the cafe, and the guy denied seeing me with my umbrella - I really hope this doesn't mean he was being dishonest, and that it just means someone swiped it either when he wasn't looking, or in the other spot where I stopped to use my app.
For as long as I am aware, I have had a bad habit of putting things down, and just forgetting I had them on me, so walking away without them, often not realising for a long time. I ended up making the confession to family by text that I'd lost two of my presents from them in my carelessness.
I'm just trying to think about what went right - we had a nice chat, right, and also I managed to replace the umbrella at my local supermarket. The guys at work didn't have their badminton clothes, and I wasn't really in the mood for playing anyway, but I did have a quick chat about playing with my next door neighbour (considering that he doesn't even have a racquet, doesn't seem that likely).
I'm just trying to put the frustration behind me, and enjoy a trip to Bury St. Edmunds for a hike with Stag Walkers today. I'll tune into my emotions though, but let them pass without judgement.
On Strava, I have completed The MAAP Equinox Challenge, and climbed 912m for the March Running Elevation Challenge (I can't see myself completing this now, but who knows?)
Either here or at the spot I sat down later, I put my umbrella (also a present) down and didn't pick it up. I didn't even notice it was gone for at least five minutes, and when I did, I dashed back, hoping to find it somewhere. It wasn't there; I even asked at the cafe, and the guy denied seeing me with my umbrella - I really hope this doesn't mean he was being dishonest, and that it just means someone swiped it either when he wasn't looking, or in the other spot where I stopped to use my app.
For as long as I am aware, I have had a bad habit of putting things down, and just forgetting I had them on me, so walking away without them, often not realising for a long time. I ended up making the confession to family by text that I'd lost two of my presents from them in my carelessness.
I'm just trying to think about what went right - we had a nice chat, right, and also I managed to replace the umbrella at my local supermarket. The guys at work didn't have their badminton clothes, and I wasn't really in the mood for playing anyway, but I did have a quick chat about playing with my next door neighbour (considering that he doesn't even have a racquet, doesn't seem that likely).
I'm just trying to put the frustration behind me, and enjoy a trip to Bury St. Edmunds for a hike with Stag Walkers today. I'll tune into my emotions though, but let them pass without judgement.
On Strava, I have completed The MAAP Equinox Challenge, and climbed 912m for the March Running Elevation Challenge (I can't see myself completing this now, but who knows?)