alli day:
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Take for 24 hours, repeat q monthly and PRN as needed.
No chores, No work, No Phone. Pick an activity you’ve always wanted to do and go do it, alone. Spend time by yourself to do what YOU want to do. This is your day.
Latest posts:
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Heartbreak – Level 1 and Level 2
We live in a society that offers help to fix any problem. If your sink is clogged you can call a plumber If your window gets smashed, you call the glass window fixer person If something is stolen you can report it and have people out looking for it If you are hungry, you can…
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A Temporary Love Story
But most of us experience temporary love in so many different forms and are never grateful for it because it “didn’t last”. Why does it need to last a lifetime for it to be meaningful, life changing or beautiful?
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You’re Not the Only One Who’s Single Today
I’ve been there. In fact I’m there right now. I’m single for the seventh Valentines Day in a row. Putting a ring on a finger and repeating vows to each other doesn’t even guarantee you will never be single again. Nothing in this world is forever.
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Seasons of Single
No one on this planet is exempt from being single. Even vows and rings and commitments can’t guarantee we will never be single again. Single is a season, not a punishment and not a status. If we can rewire how we’ve been conditioned to view “single”, it can be one of lifes greatest gifts.
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My First Covidversary
How a year later, Covid still controls parts of my life and why not being able to smell is both a blessing and a curse. I’m at the top of the flight of stairs I just climbed, there are a total of ten. They are nothing special. Basic, standard steps that lead up to another…
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About Me
Hi, I’m Alli
I am a semi normal girl in her 30’s who blogs about burn out from a nursing career, why time alone is the best gift you can give yourself, and how being single isn’t a death sentence but a gift.
I try to be courageous in my vulnerability and write from my honest heart, but still leave some things out because the key word here is TRYING. Follow along on my journey through this life that doesn’t meet societies standards for a girl in her 30’s, but one that has surprised me on every page.