#1126: Deciding if today needs to be a sick day — Go Gently with Michael Nobbs

Michael Nobbs

23 May 2016

#1126: Deciding if today needs to be a sick day

Michael Nobbs

23 May 2016

Resting on a walk with Buster

Today you find me in my kitchen making my morning porridge and pondering about whether today needs to be a sick day or not.

Esmé Wang's excellent post about being productive when living with a chronic illness.

The Go Gently Letter

Most months Occasionally, I send out a short email newsletter called The Go Gently Letter.

In the letter I share a little about my ongoing journey exploring ways to live and create gently. I hope the letter will encourage and inspire you to find ways ways to live and create at the pace that's right for you.

Instagram: Learning to live gently

Here are three of my drawings from this morning’s @drawingisfree_org session.

I’m delighted to have made it along again this week. I took some breaks and bowed out early and am now on my sofa feeling tired but happy 😴 ✍️

Thank you to

I’m delighted to have made it along to my second @drawingisfree_org session this morning. This week I stayed for the full hour, but did take plenty of breaks to drink tea!

Chloe asked me to pose early in the session, which will mean I’ll

Looking a bit raggedy and out of proportion this morning (!), but pleased to be drawing 😊✍️

This was a 1 MoT* drawing.

Go gently ❤️🐌

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#GoGently #MECFS #DrawingEveryday

*MoT is an internationally recognised measurement of how lo

I didn’t want the day to end without making some sort of drawing, so I made a tray of tea things and draw them 😊✍️🫖

With all the inky mark-making it turned into a 2 MoT drawing.

I hope your day has gone/is going well.

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#Go