“I never wanted that mansion on the hill. I never
needed that Cadillac Seville…” sings Marie Osmond in one of her songs.
Well, I’ll take the mansion on a hill, but the
Cadillac Seville is now gone. It was taken before I got up. Tom said the guy
just drove it onto the ramp, took a couple of minutes to strap it down, and
that was it. He thinks it’ll probably be auctioned off to a junkyard for $150
or so. Luxury cars just don’t have the value they used to. That’s how we could
get away with driving one for half a decade, older and used or not.
Tom really likes how Candy is so much lighter since
gas car engines weigh a lot and make it like you’re carrying a few people
around with you at all times.
I think it’s neat how it can sense if someone’s
sitting in the passenger seat. If it can’t, it won’t deploy the airbag on that
side in the event of an accident, but I’m guessing all cars have this feature
now.
Anyway, thank you, Caddy, for freeing up some
carport space and for 5 years of fine service till your “bladder” went to hell
and your transmission got a little funky. You took hubs to and from work for
years and me to a million appointments. Mostly due to that fucking anxiety that
I may or may not have found the off switch for.
Still don’t want cutting my meds to be the solution
but I also want a solution. Any solution! It’s still way too soon to know if
this is it, though. Yes, it makes the most sense but there are things that make
me wonder. If 75s was too much for me then why didn’t I have nearly as much
anxiety from late August 2017 to early January 2018? And why didn’t I have this
particular feeling before December of 2016?
It may be too soon to know anything either way, but
I was wrong in thinking the Amberen was the problem, then there was the
liothyronine experiment that was a bust, so I guess it’s safe to assume I’m
wrong about the dose being the fix and that I’ll get “stabbed” with adrenaline
within a month or two. At least when I find out I’m wrong it won’t be as
disappointing as finding out the Amberen didn’t have anything to do with it. I
didn’t need the Amberen but I do need more of this medication.
Didn’t go out walking yesterday but went in the
late afternoon today before the gnats could take over. The sun was a little
blinding depending on what direction I was facing but no one stopped me along
the way. I power walked for 23 minutes. The temperature was perfect too.
The planes were surprisingly and wonderfully quiet
last night but they’re back to being an annoyance as I figured they would be.
So I have the air cleaner drowning some of it out until after midnight. Don’t
know why I can’t just get used to them once and for all. Been going on since
September.
Big mistake going to KFC today for a cod basket.
Oh, the food was delicious. Well, the fries weren’t as crispy as I’d like but
it was good overall. But stupid because it’s so unhealthy. The fries aren’t
good for my LS and after I ate everything, plus a mini cake, I was so tired.
Just when I’ve been feeling so good since getting my NutriBlender, too! My mood
has improved tremendously and so have my energy levels since turning much of my
diet into smoothies. So, big mistake as good as it was and definitely not one
I’m going to make again. KFC service is pretty hit-or-miss anyway. I’m
surprised there were any workers from here since these types of places usually
hire foreigners and illegals who don’t know much English.
Anyway, I later made a smoothie with a banana,
blueberries, raspberries, mixed spring greens, and coconut milk and that perked
me up enough to go out on my walk.
Maliheh was in my dreams last night. We were both
single and I was suggesting we get married for insurance reasons much like in
my book, even though we didn’t seem to have an interest in each other.
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