Published on 12, July, 2020
I shall be leaving the house tomorrow. Oh dear. Just thinking about it makes
5am and I'm not sleeping!
You are both in a bad way.
I make the effort to leave the flat everyday. Sometimes it's just to buy food.
In the past I locked myself away for days and didn't speak with anyone for a week or more. It's not healthy.
I also enjoy long walks through the woods and countryside talking photographs of landscapes and nature getting some fresh air and avoiding crowds of people.
I find these kind of walks relaxing.
As usual Robert you find such lovely places and capture the essence of it very well.
I am so happy you are getting out, and attending many things,
good on you and a very well done.( not said in a patronising way,,,wouldn’t do that)
I only work and not much else.
Yes many would love to work full time but for me it has always pretty much been a chore!
To live one needs to earn to pay for everything, and so the hamster wheel keeps spinning around, a never ending treadmill.
I would rather be living in a cave or cabin miles away from mankind, eeking out an exhistance but being at peace with myself.
Finding something to stimulate the grey cells is vital.. why else are we on this planet?
take care and love the pictures. ()
Oh my... that is so beautiful!
Robert124 said:5am and I'm not sleeping!
Perfectly normal for me, and it has been for as long as my family and I can remember. Before my autism was diagnosed, I assumed that an awful lot of my autistic traits were just the result of chronic sleep-deprivation. I'm fine with it so long as there's no externally imposed need to synchronise with the rest of society. It would be nice sometimes to be able sync to GMT rather than US Central time, but no treatment that I've ever tried has managed to dent it yet, so I just manage as best I can, as I've always done.