
Oct 14, 2020, 04:05 PM
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Member Since: Jul 2019
Location: Downtown Vibes, California
Posts: 15,701
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Originally Posted by Soupe du jour
I did some moving prep work this morning, but then totally fizzled out. One of the more relaxing and satisfying things I did was to just lounge in bed matching a huge pile of loose socks, and using a fuzz remover to rejuvenate the looks of some of them. Amazing what simple activities can do!
I love activities like that. Simple, repetitive, but you're accomplishing something. It's like a meditation.
Our painter/handyman and his assistant left early today. I'm not 100% sure, but I think it's because they're waiting to get into my husband's office to do prep there. Not yet happening! Hubby has a long ways to go. He is in there now working on it. I'm not because I really have little I can do there. There are a few things I could do elsewhere, but I've decided not to. I need some time off.
I was supposed to have had a video session with my psychiatrist at 2:30 pm. I waited, and waited, and waited, until 3 pm, then shutdown the portal page. He soon after called saying he got mixed up about his schedule. He then gave me a time tomorrow. Then two minutes later changed to this afternoon. As I wrote in BethRags' thread about these tele/video sessions, I am left feeling uninspired to even have one. I almost offered to just skip this one and wait until the next already scheduled appointment.
Ugh, I feel for you. These video sessions are...shall we say...challenging...even discouraging...
I have got to find a way to boost my level of inspiration with regard to the teletherapy. I have to do pdoc visits, of course, but I'm losing my usual super-charged motivation for therapy sessions. It's feeling like a dull marriage right now.
I really wish I had a cupcake on hand. I feel like eating a cupcake. Vanilla with vanilla icing.
Sounds yum!
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