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.
Last weekend a friend and I went to stay at the lovely Penrhos Cottage for some rest and relaxation. I’ve previously stayed at Penrhos Cottage, see my blog post: Mid-Wales, Part 1: The Lovely Penrhos Cottage. We spent the time catching up, enjoying nature, watching TV and reading books. It was great to have no schedule.
On the Saturday I took the opportunity to walk up into the hills and found a private garden with some miniature buildings. I hiked further up the hills and found some abandoned slate ruins. See some photos below:
Private Garden Miniature Buildings 1
Private Garden Miniature Buildings 2
Slate Ruins 1
Slate Ruins 2
On the Sunday we stopped off at Animalarium, Borth’s Zoo on our way home. Animalarium is a small Zoo that also takes in unwanted pets. You can really get close and interact with the animals at this Zoo. You can even buy pots of food and feed some of the animals. This animal interaction makes it an ideal place to take children. Throughout the day it had a number of free talks about some of the animals and some opportunities to see animals getting fed. My friend and I had an enjoyable time, here are some photos of the animals:
Animalarium: Lemur
Animalarium: Monkey 1
Animalarium: Monkey 2
Animalarium: Meerkats 1
Animalarium: Meerkats 2
Animalarium: Goat
Animalarium: Cat
Animalarium: Wallerby
Animalarium: Jaguar – Sunbathing.
Animalarium: Some sort of Bird
Animalarium: Calf
Animalarium: Pythons
Animalarium: Pythons Sign
Animalarium is a small Zoo and as such felt like a place that needs more financial support. My friend and I talked about maybe adopting an animal or two there, it’s something I certainly intend to do when money is less tight.
