Who am I kidding? You can't make it past a break-up in 28 days. 29, maybe. If it were a leap year, perhaps I could of achieved this monthly intention, but not this time around. I feel that I will be trying to sort it out and get past it for a good bulk of this year.
However, I mourned and attempted to heal in different ways:
Lots of Sex and the City was watched. The whole first four seasons.
Man, so sad Aiden and Carrie couldn't work.
I also made a giant flower brooch a la Carrie Bradshaw. It made for a very therapeutic Sunday.
...and speaking of making...
...making and wearing this heart sweater was a way for me to heal.
HEARTS in general helped me through this month:
See more about hearts here.
Another way I attempted to mourn, heal, and make it past it all is by writing a letter. Two, actually: one to Tomas, and one to his parents.
It was all about how much I loved and missed him, but that I need this time to be by myself. It was all about how grateful I was to them for their role in my life. Those letters were my heart. It helped me to know they knew how I felt Valentine's week. ♥ ♥
My #1 new favorite cat sweater coming in the mail was a big jolt of happiness. Wearing it was most def a healing practice for me.
And so was a four-day weekend including a Friday afternoon bar party with work friends and a Saturday night into-the-city excursion with two girlfriends and my sister:
But, when all else failed, there was always my trusty weekday morning...
...bathroom prayers.
...and Saturday morning craft time. ...and watching movies with scenes like this one that so poignantly captures everything I'm feeling in the moment. ...and this song and this song. ...and baking cookies helped a bunch.
...and painting. Painting saved me a bit last weekend:
So there. There you have it.
I mourned (still am). I'm healing (slowly). ...and I'm not yet past this, but I'm here. Now.
...and today's project: 'Day in the Life'. Happy, happy distraction. Stay tuned for the recap of that.
Happy March tomorrow!
I can't wait.
P.S. -- Shopping cute dresses: another great way to heal.