Getting through the daily grind with gratitude

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It's been a while I have contemplated a daily grind. It sounds awful, but it's not. That I have full days with real work. It's work that's valued, and if I am not being paid for it, is contributing to something meaningful.

It all comes with its own frustrations. That's not bad, it's just reality. I am so enjoying having to structure my day to get through everything and mostly I do.

I am glad to get to the kitchen, tired and with a sense of accomplishment.

That was Tuesday. I am grateful.

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Tuesday is often a what's-in-the-fridge supper. Last night it was leftover roast chicken, brinjal, carrots, peppers and that stalk salad - remember that? - that became a stir fry in a littleolive and sesame oils. I meant to take a pic when I started, but was distracted by the next week's meal and market planning and shopping lists.

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It was pulled together with fresh ginger, garlic, fish sauce and finished off with the juice of a naartjie. With a helping of basmati rice, it was a good end to a long day at my desk.

Until next time, be well
Fiona
The Sandbag House
McGregor, South Africa

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