Thought I would do some
writing while I’m waiting for my misting fan to be delivered. That should
definitely help keep me cooler on the treadmill. I swear if there’s any time I
do wish it was winter it’s when I’m working out or sleeping.
Ordered a tea sampler of
different kinds of black tees on Amazon, the adorable rat tote with a picture
of a young Berkshire rat on it, plus my Amberen. Fatigue has definitely been
picking up so that’s why I’m getting the Amberen. It’s a miracle that I got in
an hour on the treadmill with how tired I’ve been so far today. I had a second
cup of coffee and that seemed to perk me up a bit but it’s short-lived.
The first perfume atomizer
from the perfume subscription I joined should arrive at the end of the week.
Now to catch up on dreams. I
had some dream about dust blowing in through the wall outlets. At first, I was
confused as hell and had no idea where it was coming from. But then I looked
out the window and saw that the park had cut down tons of trees and the dust
was coming from that.
Then I had some dream of
discovering on the phone that Tammy had left a message a while back. So I
decided to check other devices to see if there were messages I’d missed from
others.
In another dream, it was
nighttime and Becky was walking by a room I sat in with the door open carrying
a glass of ice water. I said something like, “You’re having ice water?”
She heard me but she looked
annoyed and refused to answer me. Instead, she went into the room next door.
I got up and knocked on the
door, worried that she might have gotten the wrong idea and feeling the need to
explain myself. I pushed the door open and the room was dark yet I knew she and
Sarah were in there. First I called to Sarah and then I called to Becky who
said, “Yeah?”
I told her that when I asked
if she was having water I didn’t mean to sound judgmental but that something or
another was a sign of hypothyroidism so be sure to get help if she felt cold or
tired.
Then I started dragging an
artificial tree out of the room. It was heavy and I kind of hoped they’d
volunteer to help but they didn’t.
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