#3 đ
A day where I felt sedated for the most part. Coming home from town, my head filled with heavy thoughts, we set off for the loop. My head is elsewhere. My best friend tries his best to cheer me up. I try a bitâmy slow-paced manoeuvresâbut itâs not in me today. Once we reach our den, happy to watch him running uphill for a proper round, bouncing off his energy. I keep his words ringing in my head: âYou are the master of your thoughts.â Unwinding, cutting back the lavender, and before Iâm finished, heâs back. All sweaty and happy.
My mind is ready to recook a memory from Bar-sur-Loup: âvol-au-vent aux fruits de mer.â My best customer is happy with the menu tonightâso am I.
My boy and I are ending the day on a high note.
She feels sedated she texts me over the day. Trying to not worry, I stay cheerful, trying my best to send good vibes to go out after having reached home. Itâs an end of worday kind of jog today. The sun is back, the energy is low but off we go.
I was happy to read again our issue number 2 of last year, this is a fond memory, watching her displacing those snails đ„°. Thatâs one of the good things with writing down this juneathon, or any journaling for that matter, going back in time might be comforting, even soothing.
Her being âsedatedâ, we quickly turn to walking pace and thatâs absolutely fine. Feeling the warmth of the sun and debriefing together wonât ever be spoiled by any pace or lack thereof. I wish I could just erase those worries sheâs busy with at the moment.
Anyways, after a second faster loop, we enjoy a wonderful dinner soaking in the sunset. Day 3 has been good.
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