I wasn’t feeling well today. I spent the day curled miserably in a ball. Paisley was my near constant companion, curling against me on the bathroom floor and in bed.
Today’s #OneGoodThing was this sweet cuddly girl comforting me when I felt like shit.
Day 362 of 366.
What was your #OneGoodThing today? Please share in the comments!
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I hope today is better!
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Thank you Lys! Today was much better than yesterday, though the residual pain felt like I was hit by a train 😦
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As above, I hope you bounce back quickly.
My OGT is our cat Chico-Baby, since my surgery I regularly find myself using the porcelain telephone to God 😦
Whilst I’m communing with the sewage system he stands guard by the door, refusing to let anyone in, and keeps coming to peer down the loo to see what the fuss is about 🙂
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Thank you Rob! Chico-Baby sounds like a wonderful OGT!!! I loved your descriptions too. I know exactly what you mean. Paisley was very curious about why I was spending so much time on the bathroom floor!
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I am so glad you have that lovely dog to give you some needed support when you’re feeling totally cr*p.
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