Kind words for unkind days book

bluefox

I bought a Blurt Foundation Buddy Box for mental health and I received this wonderful book called: “Kind words for unkind days” - I highly recommend it for anyone struggling with internal negative self talk. 

“If you can’t change the world around you, change the world within you and the world will change around you.”

Biblioklept

What did you think of the Buddy Box?? I've been eyeing them up as a Christmas gift to myself @bluefox

I'm going to take a look for that book too 

bluefox

I loved it. I’ve had two buddy boxes and I think they’re really nice. Some good products inside them to cheer you up and pleasantly wrapped. 

Yes, I recommend the book. I try to read it in the morning and at night, just to give myself a little reminder that it’s okay not to be okay. 

Biblioklept

Thanks @bluefox  

SueHeath

Ada said:

I’ve never heard off this please tell me more and where do you buy it. 

Hi Ada i haven't heard of it before darling either, just wondering if you googled "Buddy Box" see what comes up xx

Tori_Scope

You should be able to find it on the Blurt Foundation's website @ada  

I'm glad you've enjoyed your box @bluefox! The book sounds great. What other kinds of things do you get in the box?

bluefox

Tori_Scope said:

You should be able to find it on the Blurt Foundation's website @ada  

I'm glad you've enjoyed your box @bluefox! The book sounds great. What other kinds of things do you get in the box?

I got a scented balm, like a chapstick. It’s to use when you feel anxious but I don’t always remember to use it with my fuzzy brain. 

There was an activity too in mine, like a paper chain thing. But I’m useless so I gave it to my niece. But they were nice boxes, the two I bought and you can also customise your box too. 

Tori_Scope

That sounds great @bluefox I always carry a lip balm around in my pocket. 

Arts and crafts isn't for everyone. I'm pretty bad at them on the whole! I've tried to make a conscious effort to do them anyway, as I enjoy doing them, and not worry about whether the final outcome is 'good'. It really doesn't matter, so long as you enjoy the process.