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Ity bitty blessings

I have had a rough week for about the last three months! The work is never over and there's always something new coming up. To top that us the monsoon in Mumbai isn't quite my best friend, the dampness triggers not just the mealchony of my soul but creates havoc with my sinus.

Amidst these health concerns, and the god awful feeling at work, I wanted to run away on sabbatical. But my boss had a better idea. Work out of the office only thrice a week! Decreasing exposure to the damp wall in the office by 40%>

Now I wonder, if his solution which is one to a problem the office caused, is something I should be thankful for or something that should have happened a while ago. I choose to stay positive, and count it a a little bitty blessing. I believe that it will lead me to better health in body and mind, give me time for the things I love and truly help me.

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