pick“In a world where you can choose anger or empathy, always choose empathy,”
This was my first Abby Jimenez book, and it certainly won‘t be my last. Instantly she can do no wrong, and she‘s one of my favourite authors. Everything about this book was done perfectly.
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Late to the game because Monday is busy.
1) Good-ish. Landed on a direction for my next Toastmasters speech, so that‘s always a mental load off. Got my taxes finished. I was unemployed almost the whole year so it didn‘t take long.
2) I think positive affirmations are good for people. In the US, at least, the culture seems to be so focused on the negative and tearing people down for anything they do. Positive affirmations can help buoy us.
Oh my, this book really is something special. I'm reading slowly to savour every verse.😍 I can't understand why this author is not stocked in the UK.
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bailedBit woo-woo, just wasn't holding my interest.
I really like the last one. Good enough is perfect.
All the best laid plans…
Care tasks are morally neutral. Being good or bad at them has nothing to do with being a good person, parent, man, woman, spouse, friend. Literally nothing. You are not a failure because you can‘t keep up with laundry. Laundry is morally neutral.
pickI don‘t know how I feel about this book I‘m very sad how it ended and really hope that he came back to her
