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Day 1 : Enough

Let's start with why this blog is about to take shape. We are currently 74 days into COVID19 lockdown and this woman is bat shit crazy with four boys in the house and her husband working from home. Parents now need to be teachers as well as every other role they already had with the added pressure of nowhere to go to get rid of that energy that needs dispersed. 

There's a lack of freedom and lack of control to found in this but now that I've ran about like a headless chicken for the last couple of months, I am ready to gain as much freedom and as much control as I possibly can out of the situation. I've had enough of fighting fires everywhere barely looking at myself, forgetting who I am as I meet everyone else's needs. Daring to admit, I've had a few days where I've just tried to block it all out. 

So I've created this blog to track my journey from this place of chaos in my life with a few areas that I'd like to focus on to help me take back my own goals and work towards the best life we can create in this current climate.

Day 1 sees me look at simplifying my food. I have eaten so much food!!! Drank so much alcohol. There is so much in my mind all the time, I have taken on Cambridge 1:1 Meal Plan. Chose three products a day, lose weight. Easy. I like easy. It frees me up for all the other stuff in life. 

So as I start my journey on this beautiful summer's day on  my balcony with a coffee and crumbly cranberry chocolate bar, I say to myself, time for working out what I have enough of in my life and what I need more of. What is essential and what is not. Here goes.

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