Luke Hand
Luke Hand
Saturday, 26 June 2021
Saturday, 26 June 2021
Saturday, 26 June 2021
Saturday 26th June 2021
Join Luke Hand as he navigates a Saturday filled with markets, workshops, and personal reflections in 'Luke Hand Diary'.
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Luke Hand
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Sobriety Day by Day
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Comedic Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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That was a nice and mostly stress-free day, except for messing up speaking with Tamara and messing up speaking with the bakery staff and being awkward at the gardening workshop as well.
Ever had one of those days that’s a mix of everything? Luke Hand sure did on this episode of 'Luke Hand Diary'. His Saturday kicks off early with a soothing bath and a cup of coffee before heading out to Port Fairy with his mom. They explore the local markets where Luke has an awkward chat with Tamara, who hints that Leon might help him with his vesper. It’s a small moment, but it leaves Luke feeling a bit off-kilter.
The day takes a turn for the better when Luke buys a charming plate and cup from someone on Instagram. These little treasures bring a smile to his face. A bakery visit with Luca follows, where they indulge in some tasty treats. But the real highlight? A plant propagating workshop that sparks Luke’s interest in more hands-on activities. Luke wraps up his day by cooking a mountain of vegetables and reflecting on his moods, which range from cautious to silly.
He ends the evening with a new jumper and an early night, feeling mostly at peace despite the day's ups and downs. It’s a relatable journey of small wins and awkward moments, all part of Luke’s ongoing adventure in sobriety. Join Luke as he navigates through a day filled with markets, workshops, and personal reflections. It’s a gentle reminder that even the most ordinary days can be meaningful.