WHAT'S CHEERING ME UP RIGHT NOW BY THE SKIN OF MY TEETH!!! THIS IS THE BEST I COULD DO OKAY
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I'm a vocalist...a 75 year old jazz vocalist who sometimes feels like I should hang it up since there is no large career in store for me. But tonight, after a gig, a much younger breast cancer patient brought me flowers. I cheered her up...she says I always do. And that, my friends, cheered me up in ways I can't even express.
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What’s been cheering me up. Losing 20 pounds after years of feeling uncomfortable and wrong in my body. And fitting in my old clothes again. Going running. Baking bread. And we just renovated my son‘s bedroom. It might not help but I wanted to say you are my favourite person here and I admire you a lot.
I just clicked and have only watched the first minute, but I just wanted to say that moving is hard and it’s okay to struggle in the midst of such a huge transition. I remember moving from Portland to Boston when I was in my late 20s, and the move nearly wrecked me…one of my lowest lows for sure (several transitions later, I’ve now lived in the Midwest for almost a decade). I’ve also heard that it takes about 3 years to get your bearings after a huge transition. Not that there aren’t joys along the way-just wanted to offer this as a perspective that you’re still in the early part of figuring out your new normal in this time of change, and it’s okay to have lots of feelings about it all! My main desire is for you to continue to extend kindness and grace to yourself as you journey through the ups and downs of transition. ❤️
thank you, this is really helpful! A large part of me is definitely like "it's been 6 months girl get yourself together" so I def needed to hear this
I love how honest you are in these videos. You make it so that we can understand but not know every private detail of your life
Things cheering me up right now:
- rewatching Over the Garden Wall (weird, cute, charming, spooky vibes)
- spending time with my bb nieces
- caramelized/gooey onions/shallots on anything (eggs, rice, proteins, etc.)
- building a keyboard from scratch!
I love Over the garden wall! Perfect movie for fall
also doing my annual over the garden wall rewatch!!! it brings such joy
OVER THE GARDEN WALL!!! No one talks about this. Best vibes, funny, best memories!
Oh potatoes 🎵 and mollasses 🎵
Things cheering me up right now
-My daily bath
-My skincare routine
-My daily coffee I make at home with cold brew and pumpkin spice creamer
-My kitties coming to snuggle me
-TH-cam videos and Hulu
-Feeling my son kick ❤
I’ve been feeling down recently too, but these things bring me a little joy when I do them.
Yaaye! Enjoy those kicks. Amazing aren't they!!!
@@stardresser1 they are! It makes me so happy to feel him moving around. 💕
I don’t have babies, but I have fur babies! 🥰 I love my full grown kittens. Cat snuggles are the best.
Baby's kicks are the best part of being preggo imo Enjoy every minute and congratulations! All of the above sounds wonderful
1. My daughter's smile. She's 2 months old and recently started smiling at my husband and I. It's wonderful!
2. Decorating for fall using things from last year - it's extremely satisfying.
3. Yes to cleaning! As a new mom, I absolutely treasure the moments I get to have to myself to go and clean something, odd but makes me happy.
I know this won't really help you find some new things to cheer you up, but one of the "things" that has been cheering me up is... you! I discovered your channel from your videos on TFD and though I cannot relate to your reasons for doing a no-buy, I am heavily inspired by your appreciation of beautiful things. I am a frugal person who has just started earning her own money, and your videos have empowered me to spend some of it - mindfully - on some beautiful things for myself. I have also been empowered to think beyond what I "need" for my birthday/Christmas wish lists, and include some beautiful things that I know would enhance my space, mind, and wardrobe if someone decide to get them for me. Thank you!!
A few things that have been cheering me up: doodling in my hobonichi regularly and allowing myself to make messes with watercolor; connecting back with my tarot practice; the new season of Bee and Puppycat Lazy in Space on Netflix; and rereading Alice's Adventures Through Wonderland/Through the Looking Glass with my wife. We used to do story time reading sessions before bed together and I'm so glad get back into that routine.
Hobonichi! Tarot! Alice in wonderland!! You named literally all the best hobbies ❤
Barely in the video and need to say - as a weekend treat/variation, try making a Dutch baby! The ultimate eggy pancake imho - so puffy! You can bake it in a pan that you first sauté apples in ghee in. No need to add sugar but it’s a great treat!
I can’t even read the phrase Dutch Baby without thinking of Bob’s Burgers 🤣
As someone from The Netherlands it's so weird to keep seeing American things being called Dutch. Dutch braids, Dutch oven and now this? I don't even know what a Dutch baby is?
@@LePezzy66 we’ve got a lot of misnomers in American cuisine, with little explanation! It’s basically a baked puffy pancake, similar to a British Yorkshire pudding but made with butter, not drippings.
@@LePezzy66 also, a lot of things called dutch in the US are actually from german immigrants ("dutch" as an anglicization of deutsch)
I think it's really great to find joy in what you do everyday. To be happy dressing for work or a palette, or even meditating. I am enjoying retirement. I really enjoy reading every day. I had gotten out of the habit but with my Jane Austen society book club and booktube group reads, I am getting into my classics. I have long covid so the days are challenging. It is very frustrating and people think I am crazy except those who have it too. When I feel good, I like to go out and drive to the city and just shop, whether I buy anything or not.
Currently recovering from covid, my heart goes out to you. Long covid is REAL and rough.
I’m sorry for your long Covid. Me too. Totally get it feeling like nobody understands it’s actually a thing! I’ve been seeing a pulmonologist for it the last 1 1/2 years. They could see the problem through testing, but I look like a healthy fit 45 year old from everybody else’s view. When I went in for my last check up, guess what?-My very young and fit doctor said she got Covid last spring and now her lungs are in bad shape too. Now she’s on the same medication inhaler I’m on. Crazy now she understands how I my lungs feel. Hopefully we all heal at some point! Good luck on your path to recovery😊
I have tango lessons now. Danced for my whole life ( ballroom dancing), but stopped over ten years ago. I recently felt a void in my life and asked myself what could excite me again. Dancing♡ When I do it, I think of nothing else than dancing. That makes me truly happy. I also watch your tango videos. Love them!
Hannah once again giving my soul things it didn't know it wanted or needed. This Alan Watts lofi is amazing and nothing I would have found on my own
What’s cheering me up right now:
- My bubble bath candle. I went to the store when I had tons of time and purposefully selected it to be my bubble bath candle over the course of like 30 minutes. It was methodical. And it paid off.
- Taking my cats outside. I worry that they get bored being domestic animals and I don’t want that for them. So putting them in a harness and setting a timer to let them do what they want outdoors in that time (lay down and take a nap, hunt bugs, sniff grass, etc.) makes me so happy. Even if I only have time to do it for 5-10 minutes.
- Watching your videos. I’m new to your channel, but I’ve watched Kackie for ages and she always recommends you. I’m slow to try new creators but I finally did. Watching your newest video is something I prep for, and it’s become “my time.” I love it 🥰
My pour over coffee routine, a walk or bath first thing in the morning, and rewatching old episodes of UUnnnhhh is what’s keeping me afloat!
When im feeling at my lowest i just rewatch Trixies worst hookup story and the gurl gets me right back together 😂
Uunnnhh? 🤷🏼♀️
It's Sunday night and I couldn't have waited for a better moment to watch this. Some things that have been cheering me up lately: planning my next haircut (bangs? yeah, bangs!), fresh fruit in the mid-afternoon, and TV at night with my husband, now with a blanket because it's finally cold. Also, fall being upon us.
My morning “chores” have been cheering me up. This includes journaling, yoga, watering the garden, playing wordle, and getting a cup of tea before I start work. I love having a reason to go outside, even if for a few minutes in the morning. At night I read before bed and it’s a great way to unwind. Seems like I may need to add some mid-day rituals into my day.
The things that have been cheering me up lately is watching old seasons of drag race, reading "trashy" romance books and playing with a bunch of my older eyeshadow palettes that I've basically forgotten I had.
Random stranger here 👋 I love that you mentioned the “trashy” romance books. I’m not a romance reader, but I constantly fall back on my whodunnit mysteries. I used to feel like I wasn’t expanding my mind enough if I didn’t read insanely intellectual/non-fiction books. Screw that. Reading is good for the mind period! 🥰 I just wanted to say I wholeheartedly agree.
I love reading romance books when i’m not feeling great because the premise of every romance book is that everyone gets their happy ending. It lifts me up when fictional people end happy i guess lol
I took up knitting again about a month ago and just finished making my first sweater. Loving having a new hobby. Keeps my mind and hands busy.
I just made your eggy pancake with za’atar (subbed gluten-free flour for pancake mix) and wow! Thanks for this I think I’ll be adding it to my regular rotation
Things that are cheering me up:
-Enjoy the my new space.
- Cooking dinner nightly.
-My pumpkin sented cleaner the just smells like clean clove and nutmeg.
-Wear pjs with my make up done and jewelry on and feeling like a baddy.
-listen to music really load while doing house work
-doing the wordle is my partner in the morning.
-reading before bed
It's Sunday morning, I am sitting at the kitchen table wondering what to eat to start my day, I click on this video and before you finish talking about your eggy pancake, I am in the kitchen making my own. Holy moly! So satisfying and delicious. I put Trader Joes Everything but the Leftovers spice mix on it, along with some Everything but the Bagel, pepper, and a little cheddar cheese. I am in heaven. Thank you!
Ok now you are cheering ME up with an unexpected recipe? What a surprise treat for my day! I do not eat sugar or dairy or gluten so I am so into this, cannot wait to try it!
I just tried the recipe extra zaatar and all….delicious! Definitely cheered me up to discover this recipe. Big thanks to Hannah.
At a time in my life when I was bedridden by a chronic illness, I really got into reading & consuming content about Zen Buddhism & different forms of meditative practice to stay present. That Alan Watts LoFi sounds very interesting & I will check it out. I struggle with the whole getting dressed thing as well since I have a chronic illness that keeps me at home (the pandemic has really made me a hermit since I am high risk & cannot count on others to be vaccinated & practice social distancing) I have a closet full of clothes that I love & nowhere/no occasion to wear them & it makes me sad sometimes. To combat the blues, I made it a goal to try & achieve ONE task everyday no matter how small & to GET DRESSED & not stay in pajamas all day. It really made a difference in how I felt. I also try to put on some makeup because wearing makeup just makes me feel better & guarantees I will stick with a daily skincare routine since it requires removal at night. I also dialed back on news consumption so I wasn't absorbing all the woes & negativity in the world that I could not change or effect. Getting dressed & achieving a task/completing a chore ARE things I have control over & I made a mental choice to focus my energies on the things I could actually control/effect. With a chronic illness/disability there is only NOW, you really must live in the present because later you might be bedridden by fatigue or pain & all you can do is exist in your body NOW. You can't wait til it gets better or more perfect or whatever to start living.
What's cheering me up right now:
- Jenette McCurdy's book "I'm Glad My Mom Died", it's such an emotionally charged and difficult read but I found it so relatable, at times funny and heartwarming, while simultaneously heartbreaking. And I'm on a forgiveness/mental health journey related to my childhood and it really helped activate that inner child and reflect on myself.
- Watching bad romantic comedies in honor of my lovely grandmother, who loved watching those with me as a little girl.
- Getting out a little bit one to two times a week, just to support a local business like a coffee shop or bookstore.
- I treated myself to some dresses which I bought very thoughtfully, making a mood board of what I wanted, thinking about how often I would wear them, etc and just making the commitment.
This is one of my favourite series ✨ I’m also feeling rather low at the moment, a combination of work-stress and boy-problems, but it’s taking the time everyday to relish in small pleasures which can really bolster a tempestuous soul - thank you!
I started wearing my long silk flowy gown, because I love it and it reminds me to twirl 🎉
My knitting projects have been cheering me up! They are gifts for others and it's getting me into cozy Fall vibes. Also it's currently Fringe Fest in my city and It's been great to support the local art/theatre/music scene!
What’s cheering me up right now:
-found a new dress silhouette that I like
-really interesting discussions in my philosophy class
-learning and figuring out the wonderful tool that is Photoshop
-Trying to enjoy and analyze art more than I usually do
-New songs I’ve discovered
-the train horn that goes off at 1 pm every day, I like to sit outside in the fall atmosphere and listen to it
-getting back into playing instruments
-Writing character analysis essays of some characters who I find particularly interesting
-Fall weather
-listening to pablo Picasso documentaries in the rain
-decorating my dorm
-your videos lol
What‘s really been cheering me up right now, is that i have read more this year than the years before. I started embracing which books i really want right now, not caring as much about the ones that are still unread in my bookcase, and i discovered a few new amazing authors. I didn‘t know how much i missed getting so into a book that i can sometimes spend my whole day reading it. Even though i have to admit i sometimes use them to escape my problems or stresses, i think you are the first person who i‘ve ever heard talking about that kind of escapist behavior, a few videos back. I always thought it‘s just me doing that 😂
The second thing i‘m really enjoying right now is the new Disney Dreamlight Valley game. It‘s a lot like Animal Crossing, so you might like it as well.😊❤
Super late to this one but found that I needed some moral support! Some of what’s cheering me up right now: organizing and cleaning, lighting my fall candles, preparing jewelry and a display for a show that my work will be in, updating my portfolio, something was wrong podcast, the patient, house of the dragon and the handmaids tale (tv shows) and petting my dogs.
I've been listening to audio books on Spotify while getting ready. That's definitely brought me joy, and given me some of myself back.
GRUB STATE.
Giiirrll, same
I’m a stay at home mom. That’s my work. I always get dressed during the week, unless I’m sick. But even then I get dressed. So when people during the shutdown and pandemic said they didn’t use their make up, I put on make up most days even when I don’t go anywhere. I love my makeup. So I’m going to use it. That’s the point right?do what you love? So I found it odd that beauty lovers didn’t play with makeup. No one was going to see you. Now is the time to try all the colours! 😊
Getting outside to watch the sky in the morning. Even just for a minute, it feels like a reset.
I work from home making press on nails (I’ve been a qualified nail technician for 30 years) & if I shower, get dressed properly & do my makeup for work, it’s like I’m a different person. I’m so much happier & more positive, & much more productive. Sometimes I fall off the wagon for a week or 2 & I hate it, I start feeling very depressed. I loved this video ❤️❤️❤️ oh wait what is this on drugs thing I’m missing?! 😂😂😂 I’ve missed a good bit while typing?! Hahahaha
What has been bringing me joy the last couple of weeks is a show called “Epic Adventures with Bertie….on Disney+/Nat Geo”. Bertie is British and full of energy and obviously well backed because his adventures are epically expensive but oh my goodness, I have loved each episode.
I totally get getting dresses up everyday. When I was made redundant after 20 years of work, I just wore PJ's everyday & I found myself getting depressed everyday, by now I make myself plan each outfit as if I'm going out, experimenting with colours. I've been binge watching videos all about Mount Everest, I love it.
I'm loving the transition from summer to fall - the leaves are just starting to hint of gold, I planted some delightful, colorful mums, I put a wreath on my door to welcome it in... lovely.
I'm also loving the reset feeling that Virgo season gives me - my birthday season, the back to school season - it's always felt like more of a new start than the new year actually does. In that vein, I am joining you in really dressing for work. This year has been a year of transitions for me, and I'd like a chance to reset my relationship with the clothes I own and how I dress myself, even though I, too, am remote.
Love your videos - I'm a new subscriber (from TFD), but am enjoying the rabbit hole!! ❤️
1. Listening to hours and hours of creepy pasta is cheering me up. It really inspires me to think of all those talented Nosleep and Reddit authors out there...remembering everyone has a story to tell.
What’s cheering me up is a new class at my church, getting back into a walking/running routine, and my husband being so sweet and making me dinner while I lie on the couch after I get home from 10 hr work days. Very grateful!
What a sweet husband! How nice it is to come home and have someone do something so thoughtful ❤
What helped me a lot when I was home officed for months at a time was to actually go for a walk every day before work. I would go and get a coffee from a local coffee shop, but I think just going outside and around the block would work as well. It helped me a lot to clear my head and feel better. :)
Things cheering me up right now.
Going out to eat with family/friends mid week.
Reading a book at a my fave tea shop.
Watching van life videos after work to unwind
Experimenting with new makeup looks
Finding a great thrift find!
I’ve been moving into college this week and these videos have provided a really comforting sense of stability in times of immense change. I’ll have to try that egg pancake idea
Stila glitter and glow as an eyeliner. Especially on all matte eye. It's giving me so much happiness right now ❤
Getting out, especially doing stuff others think is weird. My dog and I have been hiking and swimming. It has been especially good to see the happy look on her face. So I would say also doing nice things for others
I was down for all of August with an injury. I really appreciate the reminder that it's natural to take some time getting back in the swing of things. I don't have to add to the challenge by scolding myself for not "getting with it" faster. Thanks.
I love this video and its reminder to relish whatever joy we can find these days. I, too, hope that you’ll soon feel better from the Covid and less discombobulated (more combobulated?) from the move. I’ve made 3 big cross-country moves in my life, and although all 3 were for happy reasons, it took quite a time to settle in and feel normal again.
Right now what’s cheering me up most is the slow but still perceptible oncoming of autumn. I loathe hot and/or humid weather, and this summer has been a bear. Seeing the air get clearer, watching the tree leaves gleam in the sun and hearing them rustle in the breeze-that lifts up my heart.
I’m so glad you were able notice these things when you weren’t feeling particularly cheery.
Thanks for the Alan Watts lofi recommendation! I’ve just returned from a trippy 75 minutes nature walk where I listened to one track and wow - just what I needed! Thank you so much xx ☺️
Re: housework. I saw a woman on Oprah years ago talk about how she used cleaning as a gratitude meditation. As she vacuumed she reflected on being grateful for her house, family having fun, pets providing affection etc I’m not doing it justice but it really flipped my mindset.
Take care you beautiful soul.
My vacuum isn't as fancy as the Bespoke one, but I recently got a pretty neat cordless one and it's wonderful! I vacuum more because it's so easy.
Omg I had to stop partway through to comment about your Alan Watts journey. I love him so much and this Lofi mix is doing things to me! Thanks so much for the rec. I get ketamine infusions to treat my MDD and this is coming with me on my next adventure! 🤩✌️🤩✌️🤩
recently moved to another continent, in a country that has a bit of political volatility. recovering from a job that was very demoralizing. plus just dealing with pre-existing mental health issues. it’s been a lot! things that have been cheering me up:
1. tea. i love matcha, black, jasmine green, peppermint, raspberry leaf, and recently got into rooibos, which is caffeine free but still delicious with milk and honey.
2. caring for and playing with my very first cat! (adopted)
3. learning how to submit poetry to journals and magazines.
4. finding more sustainable / zero waste options for household goods i need
5. nurturing my first sourdough mother. she’s bubbly and beautiful
My top three for what's cheering me up right now are: 1. Walking to and from work, and then taking walks after I get done. I work in an office, so I don't get a lot of outside time, and being able to take some time out of doors has been amazing. 2. There's a really terrible reality show on HBO max called F Boy Island that I have been loving watching when my brain needs a break to become mush, and 3. I just found an older podcast called Gilmore guys, which is basically just an episode by episode breakdown of the show and I find it really wholesome and quite funny
content about trying to live a happy and meaningful life like this are cheering me up
Love these videos. What has been cheering me up is
-Watching content around Zeenunew, a Thai actor duo, possibly real in love duo in real life
Okay cannot wait to check out this Alan Watts lofi tomorrow, lol. WCMURN: reading a book in the mornings before work, the daily NYT mini crossword, making dinner for my partner when I have the energy, the new Weyes Blood song, and putting kiwi in my smoothies 🌝
Its been a rough few weeks. Recently ive been getting joy from going through old memorabilia and photos, and from reading Lindsay Elis' second book! Highly recommend both activities.
I saw you asked for recommendations on your Instagram for reducing screen time, and my recommendation was to get obsessed with jigsaw puzzles. That’s what is really bringing me joy right now and it has been so wonderful for my mental health. I try to puzzle in the evening for at least 15 minutes before I get ready for bed. I just vibe out to some music and it’s a wonderful way to shut off my brain and down regulate from the day. I’ve found that I need to love the puzzle itself from an aesthetic perspective, but there are so many beautiful ones out there right now. I think you would especially like the ones from Piecework. Loved this video! ❤
I'm having a super frumpy day. Thank you for always sharing your joy with us!
I love this video! Im continuing my compassion journey with Julia in her Compassion 2 class and its bringing me so much joy!!
Thanks so much for the Alan Watts Lofi recommendation, Hannah. It provided an interesting trancey soundtrack to my run around the park this morning! I always find that getting out in nature helps to ground me when life is overwhelming.
And what is cheering me up - taking daily walks in the sunshine ☀️.so needed.
You have the most soothing voice on all of TH-cam and you are one my favorite things that’s brings me calm and joy during my dad’s terminal illness.
A few things that have cheered me up recently: knitting socks for friends and having them enjoy them, taking the dog out for a walk in the park with a friend and her dog, and having a plan to get my car completely emptied out without having to do it all at once.
I used to listen to old Alan Watts tapes Saturday mornings on a local college radio station, and these re-mixes are 1000% more listenable.
Coming back two weeks later to thank you soooo much for sharing your eggy pancake recipe! I’ve been making it not for breakfast, but for dinner with a few slices of smoked sausage or venison sausage, and it’s REALLY helped curb my habit of eating carb heavy dinners and/or junkfood late at night because that protein keeps me filling full all the way until bedtime. I’d love to hear more of your recipes like this one. The macros you tend to aim for in your meals are the ones I am trying to prioritize as a way to lower my carb consumption to get a better handle on insulin resistance issues I’ve developed.
I feel that way about my huetopian dreams palette, it brings me so much joy that I’ve decluttered most of my other palettes .
There’s something special too about exclusively focusing on one palette. I’m not trying to pan it necessarily, but
I can’t help how much I love using it and that feeling makes me so absolutely giddy.
Things that make me in a good mood are; watching sitcoms on tv. I can’t wait until the new Fall season comes out. I absolutely love having a clean house, turning the lights off, lighting some good scented candles, and cozying up on the couch at night and watching family oriented sitcoms. 😊 Having my daughter all cleaned and tucked in her bed, for school in the morning mmm. 😊 My other favorite thing I absolutely love is listening to music super loud in my car when I’m alone 😂 I absolutely love Pink Floyd, from their early years to their later years. I love it all! I can listen to their albums over n over n over. It’s so zen, then jamming, and then a little avant-garde feeling. Loooove it
This cheered me up! Covid, nasty pms headache, I smiled!
That's such an important mind set, to look for things (no matter how small or insignificant) that you can be thankful for...even our very breath of life is something to be thankful for and when you bring about that mindset, it helps you to cope better with the situations that might be more difficult. The changing season into fall, the sun or rain, candles, and definitely food. (like your eggy pancake).
I do hope that you go from strength to strength, Hannah. Esp after been knocked so badly by the Covid.
When Static Angel streams on twitch it *always* makes me feel good! They are an amazingly talented producer and DJ and I love seeing people succeed so it's a win on all levels. 💜
Keeping my space really tidy has brought me a surprising level of joy. I've minimized my belongings enough that I can actually put everything away. I even started making my bed. Sometimes I'll walk past my bedroom just to look at how good it looks in there. It is so satisfying.
So much joy in this video I love it!! Would be awesome to have this type of vid every couple months
My cutesy little fall/Halloween decorations have been cheering me up! Even though it’s still very hot here in GA, I’m creating the mood within my house. I love turning up the AC in the evenings lighting many candles, and sitting on the couch admiring all my pumpkins and smiling little ghosts lol
lmao literally the only thing cheering me up right now is heartstopper and i know you've already seen it! i've just been stuck rewatching it endlessly for like a month, my interest refuses to kindle for anything else. thanks for that, brain 🙄when i have been able to branch out, it's been for the what we do in the shadows tv show.
I really feel you, I actually watched it twelve times before I branched out
@@HannahLouisePoston truly the biggest of moods, i'm back on the heartstopper train after the wwdits pit stop and i'm hurtling toward twenty 😅 it's just on in the background while i work on crafting projects and cooking, but still, it's a lot, and i cannot heckin stop 😆 i keep trying to branch out but nothing has stuck so far lol
Happy Sunday Hannah!! Things cheering me up right now include:
- taking care of my plants and watching them grow
- the Wayfarer series by Becky Chambers (fun, dimensional, thoughtful sci fi series)
- sticking to my skincare routine using the products I already have
- bringing my autumn candles out of the cupboards in anticipation for fall
Like you mentioned, I am trying to find joy in my day-to-day life! Most days I work from home and it's easy for me to fall into a slump while waiting for things to change/go back to "normal." The things above have definitely been helping :)
Matcha with soy milk every morning, a hike everyday on the "mountain" in my neighborhood and watching French shows/movies on Netflix are what is bringing me joy right now. I was an exchange student in Belgium the year after high school but as a high school student. I love watching things in French to try and remember some of what I've forgotten. This video was great; thank you!
I really appreciate you speaking to this experience. I’m taking away so many helpful ideas💚
Your Alan Watts music recommendation was up my alley, I enjoyed it while washing dishes and caring for my plants this morning! I might not have guessed it was your taste though, haha!
You’re cheering me up! I love this video, thanks as always 💚🌱
THANK YOU for Alan Watts LoFi. I have never been able to find rest or peace in meditation. In just two days this playlist has facilitated the focused mental peace that I always hoped "traditional" meditation would bring. Thank you again for sharing what cheers you up, it has really helped me this weekend!
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I love that you do these
I really enjoy listening to legal commentary. Emily D Baker in particular, but I also like The Lawyer You know and Andrea Burkhart.
Someone mentioned in the comments you bring them joy. I never thought to share with you that you bring me joy. You truly do. Seeing a new video from you in my feed truly is a treat.
I'm super excited that you talked about the zataar eggy pancake which I have been thinking about since I saw it in you Instagram stories. I love zataar.
Loved your breakfast idea. Gonna try that. What's cheering me up: obsessing about my Femme Dandy cosplay for the upcoming Jane Austen Event I'm going to; eating beans on toast and sausage and a strong cup of tea with milk (recent trip to the UK reminded me that this is a fave meal); eyeliner and actual charcoal on my eyes (bought at historic apothocary on etsy); rediscovering The Who which is a band I listened to quite a bit in my youth; going on very slow walks in the woods where I actually focus on the little details of nature, looking at bits of moss and bark etc; spending a little time outside at the end of the day and doing a little stretching/yoga to help with sleep.
I’m so happy you love your PMG palette! ❤ now I know I’ll love too. ☺️
I love the Great British Bake Off and the new season just started on Netflix!
I live on 14 acres most of which are wooded and steep. I've been hiking up and down and all around for at least an hour a day since January. On the areas closest to the road I've picked up a lot of trash. And like your vacuuming it's made me surprisingly happy and fit!
Hi Hannah! I am listening to Alan Watts Lofi for the first ever time and I LOVE IT! Thanks for the amazing recommendation. I am currently loving revisiting the 80’s for the second time around via Stranger Things Season 4. I am 48 and am remembering the sounds of electronica and the power of a Molly Ringwold moment in a great John Hughes movie. Simpler times. Sending you love and sometimes it is still ok to not be ok in life. I am transitioning careers and into mid-life and every day is a learning day. X
What is cheering me up: Refinishing a dresser in chalk paint and planting a fall flower garden. I love gerbera daisies and so I made them the main focus of my garden.
Hannah, *THANK YOU* for talking about Alan Watts & Akira The Don!! I looked it up and yeah, I can see how it definitely wouldn't be someone's cup of tea, but it was the whole damn pot for me.
Doing my eyeshadow in general is a true joy for me. Leading up to the release of the Sigma × Alice in Wonderland collab i was duping the vibes of the palette. I fell in love with my Chocolate Martini palette during the process. The shimmers are fabulous. I had really not cared for the palette much until I tried using a primer with it. I was so disappointed in the quality of the mattes that I did not hold the palette in high esteem. I kept it around for 1 pinky look I liked making with it. Now I am so inspired by the palette and learning to love the palette that I already own has really filled me with so much joy.
I received the Sigma × Alice in Wonderland palette for my bday and I have been enjoying playing with it too.
I have been so sad and anxious the past two months as well. Your content is one of my tent pegs. Recently, I discovered Ariel Bisset's home reno playlist and that has been uplifting for me. I also work from home and sometimes, no matter how much I don't want to, I have to get out of the house. Simply leaving the house helps me *so* much. I also love rereading books before sleep. If all else fails and I am in full blown spiral I listen to The Wind in Willows. I hope you feel better soon.
thank you for sharing all of this, getting out of the house helps me a lot too and I don't try hard enough
@@HannahLouisePoston 🤍
I adopted a bunny earlier this year. instead of doom scrolling in the morning, I’ve been spending time with her before work (rabbits are crepuscular, meaning they’re active in the morning and the evening). even though I’ve been having a rough couple of years mentally and emotionally (quarter-life crisis lol), she has brought me so much joy. I love her to pieces.
I made your eggy pancake today using some pumpkin spice pancake mix and drizzled it with a little honey since I prefer a slightly sweet breakfast. So good!!
The Isamaya Ffrench palette and watching the Sandman have cheered me up the most.
The Sandman has also cheered me up. Terrific show. I hope they film more
I can so identify with the place you are coming from. Some days I have to dig really deep to find graditude. And force myself to do things that will make me feel better. I enjoy your channel very much. I, too suffer from a shopping problem. I love clothes & makeup. Too much! You give me hope and inspiration. I can't think of going a year, but I believe I could do a month one day at a time. And then another.
whats cheering me up right now: meditating, my lucy and yak overalls, my morning routine and knitting again!
Okay I love that Alan Watts thing!! Thank you for telling us about him!!! ❤❤❤
I always love these videos! Lately what’s been cheering me up is taking extra time for self care like skin care, body care, mani pedis etc. I’ve been having a ball using my gel tips at home and doing massages with a very expensive body oil from a boujee hotel spa 😂 (that my best friend bought for me because she knew I’d never spend so much on a body oil) I’ve also been enjoying doing ‘angry eyes’ or ‘lived in glam’ or whatever we’re calling it 🖤 I’ve been taking a NYX black jumbo pencil and going to town with it as a super greasy liner and base for eyeshadow, sometimes with a Rituel De Fille or Gucci eye gloss on top and living my best emo life ☠️ (it’s also caused me to get back into my 13 year old emo playlist which has been a delight)
P.S. you should definitely watch Euphoria if you haven’t, if for no other reason than to see all of the gorgeous creative makeup! The actors are amazing and the whole vibe of the show is really beautiful cinematically while being very emotional 🥲💖