How wonderful my counter looks when it is free of clutter. It feels really good. Why is it sometimes so hard to do the things that we know make us feel better?
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Spiritual Anecdotes
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I think it's hard to do the things that make us feel better (what Kikipotamus calls 'gently self-care') because our society teaches that it's more virtuous to be miserable; that self-care is selfish...
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