Emotionally, I'm feeling flat. I don't have the blues or even the blahs. I'm just here.
Mentally, it's a little hard to focus. It's not too bad; I'm just not in the same groove I was before the deep freeze. I can do the items on my daily maintenance list. I have some resumes to get out, and I can get those done. It's a beautiful day, and I want to get out in the yard to do some clean up. It's wet, but wet seems to be the new normal these days.
Physically, I've not been as active as I could be. If I can get out in the yard and do some work, that should help. I think it will help me to switch back to going to bed at 9 and getting up at 5:30. Right now, I'm going to bed after 10 and getting up at 7:30.
Being out in the sunshine is good for me, so I guess it's rubber boots and rubber gloves today.
What fire could ever equal the sunshine of a winter's day? ~~Henry David Thoreau
We cannot expect for your recovery to be a straight line, there will be ups and downs. Of course, the downs are harder than the ups, but you have traveled so many miles in the past few weeks. Hang in there. Hopefully the Dr's apt will be another turning point.
ReplyDeleteI plan to go to LC on Tuesday, the day before your appointment and stay until Thursday or Friday. I will be coming alone because Chester has Census training that week.
So, if it is ok with you, I will be staying with you.
I think the bank is closed today.