Brain is fried

I had to deal with the local Credit Union being unable to print out the PDFs I requested by email; and the woman in charge of emails starting a two-week break. Then, my Dishwasher went belly-up. My cleaner ran late, as her son's car needed to be fixed, and rushing to Cookstown Library, and back for a set appointment. Then, my Asda delivery arrived just whenever I returned home; half an hour ahead of schedule.

I feel numb. And I'm dosed. There's another Lockdown planned, by the Swine, but I may still have to self-isolate due to my - regular - cold.

But I have plenty of Vitamin C to keep me going.

Parents

Mariusz over 3 years ago

I feel for you. I had days like that in the past as well. Most important is that you've made it and that you're still optimistic
Desmond79 over 3 years ago in reply to Mariusz

Whenever Dystopia exists, so does Grace.
Mariusz over 3 years ago in reply to Desmond79

indeed

though it makes a tremendous difference if you are hearing voices when it's delivered

https://open.spotify.com/track/1k82bzEjGy47GX0EbVPseH?si=97555cd4cec24929

and that is where it can lead you unawares

Reply

Mariusz over 3 years ago in reply to Desmond79

indeed

though it makes a tremendous difference if you are hearing voices when it's delivered

https://open.spotify.com/track/1k82bzEjGy47GX0EbVPseH?si=97555cd4cec24929

and that is where it can lead you unawares

Children

Desmond79 over 3 years ago in reply to Mariusz

I'm not so bad with sleepwalking. However, my brother said that I shout out quite a bit; while asleep. I didn't notice that, myself, until recently.
Mariusz over 3 years ago in reply to Desmond79

Happens to me too sometimes 18h of sleep, but now without job it's 11h usually

problem is getting hungry when you take long sleep, I sleepwalk to fridge and eat something often
Desmond79 over 3 years ago in reply to Mariusz

Seventeen hours of sleep last night, from 7:30 pm to 12:30 pm.

Needed every last second of it.