Just For Today
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Just for Today: I'll look ahead and see tomorrow as a brand new beginning.0
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Just for Today: I'll be grateful for how far I've come and that I'm strong enough to stay in the game.:drinker:0
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Just for Today: I think I can, I think I can, I think I can..... I know I can!0
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Just for Today: I think I can, I think I can, I think I can..... I know I can!
Just for Today: I will be borrowing your wonderful line CricketKate!:flowerforyou:
Thank you and for this entire thread!0 -
Just for today-
I will get 7500 steps with my fitbit
I will avoid rice.0 -
Just for Today: I will do the best I can and not get frustrated by what I can't.0
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Just for Today: I can shake the blues0
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Just for Today: I will love myself unconditionally.0
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Best explanation of "Just for today" that I've ever heard.
This was helpful to read. Thank you everyone0 -
Just for Today: I will make sure that the Rear View Mirror of my day shows what I want it to.
Love this!
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Just for Today: I will feel gratitude for making healthy meals.0
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Just for Today: I will take it slow as I recover from being sick.:sick:0
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Hearts Desire, this is my original post about what I call, The Rear View Mirror Principle.
"During the day a lot of thoughts and ideas come to me: "I want to have a fuzzy sock day. I want to lay in bed all day and read a book. I want to eat junk food. I want to watch movies that I haven't watched in a while. Exercise is too hard. Eating right sucks. A nap would be more fun than a stroll on the dreadmill." Last night, post workout, I read someone's status that they were trying to get up the enthusiam for a workout, but a nap sounded better. It struck me how often (Most minutes of every day) I have the same thoughts. But having already completed my workout for the day, I was able to honestly say, that although the idea of the nap is better going forward, the reality of the workout is way better in the rear view mirror. What do you want to see in your rear view mirror at the end of the day? "0 -
Just for Today: I will be grateful my body is healthy and capable of working hard.Hearts Desire, this is my original post about what I call, The Rear View Mirror Principle.
"During the day a lot of thoughts and ideas come to me: "I want to have a fuzzy sock day. I want to lay in bed all day and read a book. I want to eat junk food. I want to watch movies that I haven't watched in a while. Exercise is too hard. Eating right sucks. A nap would be more fun than a stroll on the dreadmill." Last night, post workout, I read someone's status that they were trying to get up the enthusiam for a workout, but a nap sounded better. It struck me how often (Most minutes of every day) I have the same thoughts. But having already completed my workout for the day, I was able to honestly say, that although the idea of the nap is better going forward, the reality of the workout is way better in the rear view mirror. What do you want to see in your rear view mirror at the end of the day? "0 -
Just for Today: I will love myself completely0
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Just for Today: I will push hard to get out of these blues.0
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Just for Today: I will be proud of my accomplishments and be kind to myself.0
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Sorry I've been MIA for a while, my computer has been laying in pieces on my desk.
Just for Today: I will rejoice to have my computer up and running again.0 -
Just for Today: I will stick to my plan.0
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Just for Today: I will have patience.
Kate,
Glad you're back, you were missed!
So glad your computer parts are all put back together now!Computer situations can be sooo stressful sometimes.:grumble:
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