I had a pretty good day at work, it didn't even feel like work. I've been asking off and on if I could work on doing some fufillment of online orders. It's moving around the store and constantly doing things and I'm always helping anyone who is looking in my area and finally today that's what I did all day.
I did pretty good, considering I barely know the upper half of the store. And I was slow with some stuff but that was mostly clearance. I don't think I'll do it tomorrow because of scheduling but I'm going to talk to the assistant manager who was there today (she left early and I missed her) and ask if I can do more of this or be moved over to it all the time.
Hil, what's your website for genealogy? I've hit a dead end with one branch of my family.
So I seem to have entered the next phase in road toward menopause, which is weird to type because I don't feel old enough for this. I've gone from cycles that were getting closer and closer together to nohting 2 months except some minor spotting a few days ago and incredibly dry eyes.
I thought my eyes were just irritated but I'm realizing the eye drops I bought aren't working because I need the artificial tears. So I guess I'll buy those and see what happens. My mouth has felt like it's getting drier so I guess they are related.
Perimenopause-it can last for years and years and have any number of symptoms. It's awesome.
It's awesome.
[Drops this sentence into the Irony Detector...]
As far as I can tell I've been in perimenopause for all of my 40s. (I honestly really can't believe i'm this age, I live too much like I did in my late 20s ..well actually better, there's less stress and chaos but other than it's still pretty much the same)...That's when my cycle got super regular (after a life time of highly irregular)
My reproductive system said, haha bitch, we are going to play all the tricks we used when we were getting started up! Wait until the mood swings and emotions really get going! You are going to love this!
I honestly have spent so much of my life in emotional upheaval, crisis, and mood swings that.. the last few years when I've had the most stability.. I've managed to figure out how to handle a lot of it hopefully that either the skills I've learned will help or it will be familiar enough that it will kind of feel boring.
oy ... there are times when boring is a good thing. When I went into menopause, I'd get the cramps (I was usually irritable at that time, so who know) and general discomfort but no menstruation. It was confusing - I'd put in a tampon and it'd come out clean. bah! By the way, I'd heard the story and recently saw a brief song about Sally Ride's first trip to space ... it was for six days and, seemingly, NASA never thought to ask her (1) IF she needed any "feminine hygiene" supplies and (2) IF she did, how many. So ... for a one-week trip, they gave her more than 300 tampons. The mind boggles.
