30th July 2014
A Person Who feels appreciated will always do more than what
is expected. Appreciate & love yourself
and you’ll be amazed at what you are capable of!
I’m still stopping to enjoy the other stuff in my life
though, watering the garden last night and spotted the first of my purple
passiflora flowers, how BeYOUtiful is this;
We also made sure we ate well yesterday, we had salmon,
roast vegetables and mixed grains and it was delicious. I’m trying different grains and have to say
this was delicious, 7pp in half packet and it had Bulgar Wheat, Quinoa and
Lentils in olive oil, they’d already done the hard work and it was tasty. I’ll be buying them now and having a try at
cooking my own, now I know they can be made to be tasty.
WOW I’ve just read a really powerful quote, I’ve never
watched “My Mad Fat Diary” but I’m just looking on Sky to see if it’s available
for download because this is a great quote, very thought provoking;
“I want you to imagine a 10 year old version of yourself
sitting right there on this couch. Now
this is the little girl who first believed that she was fat and ugly and an
embarrassment. I want you to imagine her
sitting there right now. Now tell that
little girl she’s fat. Tell that little
girl she’s ugly. Tell that little girl
that’s she’s an embarrassment, worthless, and useless. Because that’s what you do every single day
when you say that to yourself.” My Mad
Fat Diary quote
WOW, now if that doesn’t make you think, nothing will! I’m hoping you couldn’t do that, that you
wouldn’t even dream of saying such a horrid thing to a child, to anyone really,
I’m guessing some of you reading this are guilty of talking to yourself that
way though and that makes me sad, it makes my heart sink because I’ve done
it. Not anymore, now I see the
BeYOUtiful in everyone including myself.
We’re all gorgeous, we’re all amazing, original one offs who become
absolutely incredible when we realise that and embrace our true selves xx
What would you like to say to that 10 year old version of
yourself? If she/he said that she felt
that way about herself, what would you tell her? Or if you were to offer them some advice
about the future what would it be?
I’d tell mine to not be afraid to be herself, that it’s okay
to be different, to not want to ‘fit in’ and be like all the other girls in her
class because one day being different will be the thing that makes a difference
to her life! I’d add that what she
weighs shouldn’t be an issue as long as she focuses on being healthy xx
Yep off the top of my head, that’d be what I’d say, STOP
think quickly now what would you say, don’t put too much thought into it, because
then you’ll say what you really think and not what you think you should
say!
Right that’s me, a couple of minutes of deep is enough at
this time of the morning isn’t it ;-) xx
Have an amazing day BeYOUtiful, you know you’re worth it.
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