🌈✨ Grief Jeopardy Night ✨🌈
Hey lovely friends,
Welcome to the most chaotic sentence I’ve ever typed. We’re playing Jeopardy about grief!
I know I know, stay with me, don’t run away just yet. :p
But imagine less game shows and buzzers, and more soft couches, blankets, tea, ice cream sundaes, and people sharing.
Because grief is heavy and sometimes it helps to hold it a little lighter without pressure. So yes, we’re turning grief into a cozy little game night because sometimes connection feels easier when we’re playing together.
So come as you are, grab something cozy, and play along with us. I’m really glad you’re here 🤍
How to play:
Pick a Category and point value.
Example: Coping 200
I will then give you a question and 50 point bonus question
Example: This coping skill involves allowing yourself to rest, take breaks, and do things to meet your needs.
50-point bonus: What is one thing that you do for self-care?
Take a guess at the first question!
Example: Self Care!
Answer the bonus question if you want! These questions have no right or wrong answers! They are meant to encourage sharing and reflection. If you try, you get the points! You are always allowed to pass on either question.
Example: I take my dog for walks!
Scoring: If you answer the first question correctly you get the points! Regardless if you answer the question correctly you can still get the bonus points. Whoever has the most points by the time the board is cleared wins.
Ready? Let the games begin 🎲✨
@CaringEzra I'll try Support for 500.
@YourCaringConfidant
So sorry for the delay desiree! Hope you are well <3
support for 500 issssss
Limiting your time on social media or skipping a family event that feels too hard are examples of setting these healthy limits.
Question: Describe a time when you set a healthy boundary. (:
shares cookies
@CaringEzra Surely, it's gotta be...
Establishing boundaries and sticking to them are important for our mental health. An example is here on 7 Cups. When I specifically say I don't accept new 1-1 chats, I mean it for a reason. So even if I'm in the forums and people "see" me or message, I have no pressure to respond... and I don't until I'm ready or want to. Just like, certain questions I don't answer or certain things I don't share. I pick and choose. 😀 I have no problem with saying "no."
In real life-- I have to have boundaries or I'll never have any peace. That's why I tend to self isolate from people so I can just be. In stead if "escaping", it's simply a "no", "don't call me...", "please knock before entering", "don't show up unexpectedly because I won't answer the door", "leave me alone", etc. 😂 I love my boundaries and need them!
@CaringEzra Ohhh yea, thank you for the delicious cookies! 🍪
