Sleep schedule is still wonky, so I'm up at the point where late night becomes early morning. I feel well rested though, so I'll take the early start!

I haven't heard anything from my dad or my cousin about the food I passed up the other day (or the apparent redemption). I'm not complaining, but I'm surprised. The day has literally just begun though.

I think I overwhelmed myself with the job search this past week. I'm supposed to do a minimum of three job search or job search related activities (applications, talking to businesses, interviews, etc.) over the course of a week for unemployment. I did thirteen, with four companies calling me back in the course of 48 hours! I've got two businesses I'm in active contact with. After that, they all start to blend together and my brain becomes frazzled. I haven't had this happen in a while. Being a slave to the ups and downs for a week or so, and then getting everything I had been putting off that week done in 8 hours or less. My pre-diagnosed self actually called it "going manic." Maybe he should have paid attention to what he was saying. Oh, well.

I got a letter from Social Security asking about banking information. I would normally chalk it up to a scam, but it does coincide with other letters and emails I received a week ago from the agency. Nothing I can do on a Sunday, but I will contact the Agency (either online or in person) on Monday to see what's going on. Oh, and open the letters. I'd be over the moon if somebody on the government end made the decision to try and help me, but this seems suspiciously easy.

Not much to do today. I'll probably go to church. Not particularly religious, but in a small conservative town, church is about the only social game in town where you don't have to pay for a cup of coffee or a beer.