In my last post: My View on The Law of Attraction – Including Pro/Cons Lists, I discussed The Law of Attraction in great detail. Thinking about The Law of Attraction was useful in terms of me developing some wishes and goals for my life. Here they are, some may not appear to be realistic, but The Law of Attraction encourages you to think and feel big, so that’s exactly what I’ve done here:
Health:
My Diabetes is in perfect control.
I sleep well. I have plenty of energy.
I’m healthy and happy.
I relax regularly.
I always have plenty of food available to me.
Money:
I have millions of pounds in the bank.
I am financially secure and prosperous.
I have active subscriptions to Disney+, Amazon Prime, Amazon Music and Netflix.
Home:
I own a home with a garage and garden.
I always feel safe and love at home.
I live near Rivington.
My home is always clean and tidy. I have a cleaner that helps with this.
Career:
I spend my days writing books, blog posts and articles, working 7am to 3pm, Monday to Wednesday (3 days a week).
I spend one day a week (Thursday) doing addiction counselling.
Social / Romantic Relationships:
I have a secure and happy relationship with a handsome, kind and funny man. I marry this man.
My family, friends and husband are happy and supportive of me.
I regularly do fun things with family, friends and my husband including: theatre trips, music gigs and comedy shows.
I go on holiday twice a year, one holiday in the UK and one holiday abroad. Both holidays are enjoyable, places of beauty with lots of fun things to do.
I can honestly write, that at the moment I’m going through the toughest time of my life. At the moment, all aspects of my life are difficult, challenging and frustrating. A lot of the difficulties and challenges are due to circumstances that I don’t have any control over. I can only control my response to situations as they arise.
A good example, was that for my birthday this year I found myself admitted to hospital with a chest infection, urine infection and diabetic ketoacidosis. The NHS staff were wonderful. I was really proud of their care, kindness and compassion.
Over the past year, somewhere along the way I’ve started exsisting, rather than living. I stopped doing all the things I enjoy and even most of my hobbies, such as blogging.
But now that I’ve recognised this, I’ve done something about it. So here I am back to blogging, one of my hobbies. Making plans for the future and getting my life back into some sort of order – at least in the areas that I can.
My support networks have been amazing throughout this difficult time. They have listened, empathised and understood. They have offered support, sometimes in the most unexpected of ways.
Facilities: Parking, Toilets, a Maze, Restaurant, Children’s Pay Area, Volunteers in the hall detailing its history, Picnic Areas, Walking Routes, etc.
