I don’t think you’ll be surprised to hear I’ve been thinking about how having low self-esteem has impacted my life for many years. 

I don’t think you’ll be surprised to hear that transitions are on my mind at the moment.

As you have seen, I have thinking about decisions we make quite a bit.  And the fact I am going to be 51 on Monday - how did I get so old? 

As I am fast approaching my 51 birthday, my mind has began to think back over this past year and the things that have happened to me. 

This week has been very different for me in a lot of ways.  After the week in hospital, life has been much better for because of how well I have been feeling.

There have been so many thoughts going round my head this past week - as you can probably imagine.

I thought I had finished writing about nature and nurture and their impact on lives, but actually realised I haven’t.  There is more I would like to share with you about it. 

I was considering talking to you about being proactive because it has been on my mind quite a bit recently. 

One of the things I have been considering is the different levels of ability in work and the kinds of structure needed to craft together something.

One of the hardest things I have thought about/looked at is taking care of myself. 

There’s been many thoughts this week actually.  I have started writing another story.

One of the things I have been considering this week is the idea that someone is obsessed with a particular subject.

i’ve been thinking a lot about anxiety and fear this week.  i don’t think it’s been in a bad way.

I was thinking about when people have difficulties in life.  I know it’s not easy to even ADMIT you need help in the first place and even when you have done so, there is so much more to go through.

I was just writing about peace and thought that actually I would carry on with it a bit because I wanted to cover some more things about it than can be done in one post.

In marriage, we are asked to be a helpmate for the husband as a bride and vice versa.  And that we will be faithful to each other. 

It has been quite a week for me personally, I must admit.  I am pretty sure I have already told you that I was born disabled so you would think that I had learned by 50 years of age to accept it.

As I have said in other posts, I have been in hospital a long time.  And am delighted to be home. But the transitional period back to normal life can be quite frustrating.

How are you all doing?  I’ve been thinking about writing and carrying on with one of the books I have already started.

There are so many differing emotions and thoughts swirling round my mind as I prepare to go home from the hospital.