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Using Spoon Theory

mrs.snooks

Today, I'm definitely needing to sit down and work out my spoons for the day and maybe even the week ahead.

For those of you who have not used Spoon Theory, here's the best link I could find so far to describe it. But if anyone has got a better link, please, please post it here for me. Especially if you have a pdf that can be filled in.

https://www.thebraincharity.org.uk/whats-spoon-theory/

I have also adapted this with a connect four set. For those of you who have missed out on this very intense game, I am attahing a 1981 advert from youtube.

Now time for me to sit down with pen and paper and the 1981 connect four. 

Best wishes,

Mrs Snooks

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  • My wife likes the spoon theory. Yesterday I messaged her that my ducks were out of line (it reminded of being a kid and having fun just lining up my toy cars). I initially mistyped it as " *ucks in a row", so now that's al I'm thinking of - there are days when all of my *ucks are in a row and days when they're not and I need time to order my *ucks Smiley

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  • My wife likes the spoon theory. Yesterday I messaged her that my ducks were out of line (it reminded of being a kid and having fun just lining up my toy cars). I initially mistyped it as " *ucks in a row", so now that's al I'm thinking of - there are days when all of my *ucks are in a row and days when they're not and I need time to order my *ucks Smiley

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