Every weekend I do the same thing, life after you are an adult is based on shopping for your home and that nothing is missing in the cupboard, making lists of what is missing in your house, washing, cleaning, organizing expenses, doing online searches for quality - price in household items, in my case raising a 6 week old kitten to which I must give attention and care as if it were a human baby, and well everything becomes exhausting at times. And I personally hate routines and I always, or almost always, manage to make every day different and fun.
For example, being in Hive, here I can do crafts, make up, recipes, write about my life and experiences, make use of my creativity and make catharsis of many things. Like today, for example, I will tell you about my day and how it went.
Things were missing in the house, as a pillar of my home I try to maintain order and harmony in everything, I like to have everything under control, I made use of my rewards here and went to my favorite supermarket the Hato Grill, where there is also a restaurant area. We (my partner and I) did our shopping and went to that area to have some banana milkshakes and eat cookies, the truth is that I like to do this kind of activities, it is to enjoy the moment, what you taste, talk and hang out before going back home.
Personally, I think that this type of activities or any other activity that gets you out of the routine is essential for our mental health and to counteract the stress that almost 90% of humanity is subjected to. We work to live, and it is not superfluous to dedicate time to ourselves and see these day-to-day activities as fun by implementing other things that take away the boredom. I mean, hey, it's not just shopping, it's also going for a coffee and talking about ourselves like the first time we went on a date, or going to see a movie, or doing any activity to distract your mind and why not make this a weekend experience?
All photographs are my own, the translation was done with DeepL App, I apologize for any translation error as English is not my native language.
Farewell, Emy.💜
