You guys are so clever! The theme is indeed diet-related.
After feeling better following therapy, meds, and some life changes, I started getting angry at all the little "comfort foods" that have been a crutch for me all my life, but especially since my parents passed away.
Losing three parents in less than a year, two abruptly, requires a little comforting.
The offending little "friends" seemed so nice and loving until denial stopped hiding all the pounds that were piling on.
My therapist suggested some art therapy around my anger and I started plotting painful ways to get rid of the nagging, conniving, delicious little devils.
Don't get mad, get even...right?
Oh, a cupcake every now and then is fine...eating them by the half or whole dozen, not so much.
Just wait until you see what I am killing off next!
In stitches,
Teresa :o)
Oh what fun! I never thought of combining my love for applique into a therapy session for kicking bad habits, but what a great idea! You are so clever. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteToo cute! Good luck on your diet!
ReplyDeletegood luck on your changing your life habits to good ones instead - grief can do weird things to you - you will work through it I'm sure and if quilting can help all the better right!
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of art therapy!
ReplyDeleteThis is one amazing donkey!
Just so cute--love the way your mind works...hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteSO much fun!! I was hoping to see what the donkey was kicking!
ReplyDeleteLove your new endeavor. Of course I always admire your joy (quilting).
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to work thru the drudgery of dieting - excellent therapy!
ReplyDeleteLove it! You have brought Fabric Therapy to another level.
ReplyDeleteExcellent idea.... flush that chocolate!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous thing you're doing! Can't wait to talk to you about it. Not only is it helpful, its humorous too.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing!
ReplyDeleteYour art therapy is magnificent! I love the concept. I look forward to seeing more progress :0)
ReplyDeleteYour art therepy is absolutely beautiful and can´t wait to see more blocks!
ReplyDeleteThe bomb and pizza made me think diet but the drill and Diet Coke lost me...lol
ReplyDeleteWhat a thoughtful and creative therapist!
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