Courage Sarah, Paul and Pinkerton.
Moving is always an exhausting duty whatsoever if we like the ‘exercise’ or not. It drains out Energy.
We were told by our head nurse this Monday that we (me and my 3 colleagues) are moving to a new office on the same floor inside the same building (it’s less than 10 blocks away, though. +- 100 feet.). The home services are located on the third floor. We’re gonna miss the nice view on Montréal downtown (in the evening it is so beautiful to see the scenery with the city lights). It sucks but Resilience seems to be the key word to cope with it. I know, Boris (Dr Cyrulnik). I know.
I just hope that you’ll find some peace of mind after the puzzle bogging aftermath of placing your stuff.
n.b.: nice N95 mask. General Baycon would approve.
Whenever I have that “boxed in feeling,” I generally retreat to my home bar for a cold beer or glass of wine to cleanse the mind of any troubling thoughts. Moving is never easy. I have been fortunate to have only moved several times in my last 40 years. By all accounts from friends that have had to move for various reasons, they tell me it generally opens up new doors, friendships, cultures, and lots more. It is never as bad as it seems. I am sure you find that positive path awaits you.
Coronavirus Diary: Mental Health in a strange new world 
Gooooood, yes, awful memories flood back of that task. Er, enjoy Ms Sarah… (add sad emoji)
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Wishing you good energy, and a sense of feeling organized soon.
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A really great thing about the virus is that beautiful eyes are first seen!
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Courage Sarah, Paul and Pinkerton.
Moving is always an exhausting duty whatsoever if we like the ‘exercise’ or not. It drains out Energy.
We were told by our head nurse this Monday that we (me and my 3 colleagues) are moving to a new office on the same floor inside the same building (it’s less than 10 blocks away, though. +- 100 feet.). The home services are located on the third floor. We’re gonna miss the nice view on Montréal downtown (in the evening it is so beautiful to see the scenery with the city lights). It sucks but Resilience seems to be the key word to cope with it. I know, Boris (Dr Cyrulnik). I know.
I just hope that you’ll find some peace of mind after the puzzle bogging aftermath of placing your stuff.
n.b.: nice N95 mask. General Baycon would approve.
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Been there, done that; more often than I’d have liked. Hated it, too.
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Moving is a challenge even when everything is going great. Excelsior!
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The link above is about a well written article showing the differences between the KN95 & the N95 procedural masks in Rolling Stone magazine.
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Finally to put some humour the link above will show you the Mascot of the year. Oui, oui!
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Whenever I have that “boxed in feeling,” I generally retreat to my home bar for a cold beer or glass of wine to cleanse the mind of any troubling thoughts. Moving is never easy. I have been fortunate to have only moved several times in my last 40 years. By all accounts from friends that have had to move for various reasons, they tell me it generally opens up new doors, friendships, cultures, and lots more. It is never as bad as it seems. I am sure you find that positive path awaits you.
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