It is official - I have paid off the Credit One credit card. The total debt is down to $20,304.83. The next bill is for my Litter Robot, which is sitting pretty at $303.50. Actually, according to the website, I owe $290.78. The extra $12.72 is interest savings, which I will calculate at the end when I pay it off. Life is good! Barring any catastrophe, I should pay it off in the next 2 paychecks.

Last weekend helped. I made over $50 in sales. So, this weekend I'm going to work hard to list more items and hopefully sell more. It is my goal this weekend to make it through all my lists.

So, I was talking to my therapist this week about how I've been working through the COVID-19. I crochet after work during the week. I don't try to do more because I'm tired and my anxiety is high because of work. Yes, the change in medication is helping. But, I'm still exhausted and usually in pain, either from a stiff neck or back or my ribs are hurting. So I try to take it easy during the week and work on the weekends selling stuff and sitting at my computer. It's how I take care of myself. And I honestly don't see anything changing after the pandemic is over and my son is off at his dad's. I like working on my stuff on the weekend and crocheting during the week. If I do too much, I'm going to get burned out.

That's all for this week. Just checking in and getting started working on stuff. Have a great week!

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