Conversation – 17

Peace Out Peeps enjoy your evening and stay safe and warm. 😘✨🌹

@xango,

Your post hit the nail on the head. The cats are very happy with lots of good food. 😘😎

I needed fresh air and walk the cold is easing up.

I hope you are having a good Holiday Season. Hey once I am back on my feet I need to
finish my Christmas Decorating a few days rest will not stop the true spirit of the Holidays.

@merce3,

Good evening I do not mind answering your question and yes many have asked if it
were my eye. No it is not but my eyes do look like that. I use Too Faced Eye Shadows
and Mascara. All that is shadows and contouring I do have almond shape eyes and that
gives me that cat look. 😜😎

Amy Morrison on HSN does a lot of beauty shows and the models actually show you how
to get that look it is very easy. If you buy the Two Faced Kit everything is in there that you
need. I have great genes so no wrinkles or crinkles just yet and when I do get them well
that means I earned them. 😘🌹

Thank you for a nice post. I have been here on HSN since 1999 I had a child back then
and since I was off and hubby said to stay home I got into HSN. I have always been on
the Trivia and Heidi Daus Thread. ✨✨I have many threads in the community especially
for the Holidays.

Here is a little Christmas Cheer. 🌹✨

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas – Judy Garland

Have yourself a merry little Christmas
Let your heart be light
Next year all our troubles, will be out of sight
Have yourself a merry little Christmas
Make the Yuletide
Next year all our troubles, will be miles away
Once again, as in olden days
Happy golden days of yore
Faithful friends who are dear to us
Will be near to us once more
Someday soon we all will be together
If the fates allow
Until then, we’ll have to muddle through somehow
So have yourself a merry little Christmas now

Happy Holidays 🌹✨

@Sheba❄️❄️❄️❄️
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Hello Sheba, so good to hear you are getting better. Coughing is horrible, I am glad it’s no more. I get those Coughing spells at times, mostly when I wake up or at night.
Charlie is a smart cat, he knows the comfort of a warm bed.
My husband would enjoy your chilli, he likes hot and spicy.
I bet that walk with Poopy felt good, and the cats felt great with a belly full of food.
Stay warm and take care Sheba ❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️

Sheba
and I posted to your post, 2 posts which includes a P.S.

@sheba2011

So true – this always bothers me.

@sheba2011

Good evening in Oz. Glad to hear you are feeling much better.😊 Husband and I are getting there except for the sudden coughing episodes.🤧 So much is going around, it is all over our news. Even some of our hockey players may be out for tonight’s game.

Ran out to do a couple errands, good day for that since it was gloomy and rainy.🌧 Other than the grocery store I am staying away from traffic and stores until after Christmas. I was very surprised about Kirstie Alley, always liked her also.😌

Are you staying home for Christmas?🎄 We will go to mom’s or her and sis will come to my house, haven’t decided yet. Sending hugs and kisses back to all at your house.🤗😘

Obligations

When we schedule too much in our lives trying to meet our obligations, we only end up draining our energy.

We all encounter obligations in life, from spending time with family and friends to being present at important functions in the lives of the people who form our community. Many times, the obligations are actually fun and fulfilling, and we want to be there. At the same time, we all sometimes experience resistance to meeting these obligations, especially when they pile up all at once and we begin to feel exhausted, longing for nothing so much as a quiet evening at home. At times like these, we may want to say no but feel too guilty at the idea of not being there. Still, our primary obligation is to take care of ourselves, and if saying no to someone else is what we have to do, then we do not need to feel bad about it.

There is a skill to balancing our obligations, and it starts with simply becoming aware of our schedule. We may notice that three invitations have arisen in one weekend, and we know that we will pay energetically if we attempt to fulfill all three. At this point, we can take the time to weigh the repercussions of not going to each event, considering how we will feel if we miss it and how our absence might affect other people. Most of the time, it will be clear which obligation we can most easily let go and which one we simply can’t miss. Sometimes we have to miss something really important to us, and that can be painful for everyone concerned. At times like this, reaching out with a phone call, a thoughtful card, or a gift lets people know that you are there in spirit and that your absence is by no means a result of you not caring.

Meeting our obligations to others is an important part of being human and not one to take lightly. At the same time, we cannot meet every obligation without neglecting our primary duty to take care of ourselves. We can navigate this quandary by being conscious of what we choose to do and not do and by finding concrete ways to extend our caring when we are not able to be there in person. AMEN! 🌹✨

@kittengirl,

Good morning in California and may this day finds you doing well Kitten.
Happy Holidays. ✨✨

P.S.
Sheba, on a personal note: Has anyone ever asked you if that is your beautiful eye or one of your many pictures. Enquiring minds want to know…me. It’s very attractive regardless who’s eye it is. Sorry, just wanted to ask for a long time. Didn’t think you would mind.