I just drove through TORRENTIAL rain on the highway. It's been an age since that's happened. Not fun!
Natter 77: I miss my friends. I miss my enemies. I miss the people I talked to every day.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Coincidentally (or not, I guess, given growing seasons), we bought cherries at the store yesterday, so clafouti just went in the oven.
I've read what everyone said and had to take some time to just...sit with all of it and kind of think about things. Everyone has said such amazing stuff and it's not what I expected and I'm still having the urge to go to downplay things. Also work has been tough this week (I'll save you all from my work rant).
But I really am so grateful and thankful for everything everyone has said.
I copied comments over so I could respond to them but I think I'm going to go back and copy some more stuff and keep it so when the brain weasels start I can go back and show them and maybe share some of it with my therapist. If y'all don't find that weird.
-t askye, you are awesome in that I-am-in-awe sense. That's a lot of work you've done and are doing.
Thank you so much.
shrift - definitely talk to your doctor! there are a lot of options both with and without medication. I know some people end up finding better techniques that are similar to the coping mechanisms but work better and are more constructive.
I need to work on using more reminders/dates and timers. I'm really bad about setting reminders and then ignoring them so I've thought about trying a physical date book or planner where I can write down various things, but I don't know if I would actually use it or I am just falling victim to the marketing of planners like Happy Planner and all their stickers and accessories.
Beverly& Dana, I would say if you want to get an assessment or talk to a doctor about ADD you should, not every symptom is going to match exactly especially if there are other factors (including coping mechanisms) or you're on medication that is off label.
Well, two days of PEOPLE (non-staff) in the office and they pretty much ran me ragged - our building's still in lockdown, so I was going up and down in the elevator to get them in, bring in food, etc. Monday the staff returns ... I just sent out an all-staff message reminding people to bring their security fobs, since they'll need them to get in the door, get the elevator upstairs and, unless they manage to get the doors unlocked, get in our actual office.
I think I'm going to go home, collapse and eat something indulgent.
I think I'm going to go home, collapse and eat something indulgent.
That sounds like an exhausting day; I'd say this is the correct response!
Yes, that is a good plan
My tooth aches. I am most unhappy. I've been rinsing and icing and trying to ignore it, but I am a super big baby and don't want to have to deal. My current theory is that maybe I got a berry seed stuck under my crown. You'd think I'd be better about dealing with painful stuff by my age, and yet. Wah!
Timelies all!
Today is one of Gary's days in the office, so I am wrangling Mr. S by myself. He's being annoying as usual.
Toothaches are the worst. Like other places you can ice it but usually a tooth ice will hurt more!!
I just refininaced my mortgage. Or, I guess, signed a bunch of stuff to do so but still have to go wire a bunch of money on Monday? Changing to a 15 year and 2.25% which is nuts.
Ice seems to help, although it isn't swollen. Just numbs it I guess.
2.25% is great. Makes it so much easier to toss extra towards principal. I would refinance, but still crossing all digits that this couple that looked at the house on the 4th buy it.