A mix of good and bad with my health, but first, the Oregon
trailer hauled the car away yesterday. The trailer is still there, though, so I
don’t know what else needs to be done or how long they’ll be there.
For 4-5 hours last night, I felt a little on edge and was
worried I’d be hit with a new round of anxiety, but wasn’t exactly anxious.
Barely 6 hours into my sleep I woke up and had trouble falling back asleep. I
was still tired, too. Amazingly, I was eventually able to nap for a couple of
hours but it didn’t do me any good. I’m still tired and I’ve felt warm all
night. Really thought I was over this shit with the sleep issues but apparently
not.
Didn’t feel anxious tonight but my heart raced 4-5 hours.
We went out walking last night after midnight for about 15
minutes and never saw a single skunk so that much was good. Wanted to go bike
riding today but not sure I have the energy. Don’t even know if I have the
energy to go with him to Sam’s later on but I’m going to try.
Now my heart has settled down and I don’t quite feel as tired
but I have this weird headache that Ibuprofen hasn’t managed to help with yet.
It’s this throbbing pain in the space of a quarter by my right temple.
I don’t get for the life of me how one who’s anti-abortion can
say that if God puts a life in one’s womb, it’s not up to us to extinguish it.
So if their imaginary friend puts a tumor in someone’s body, should it not be
up to them to extinguish it with chemo?
Well, you can relax with this reality check, people! Sex puts
kids in wombs, not “God,” and shitty luck puts tumors in us as well.
Anyway, I had some vivid dreams while I was napping earlier. In
one dream, Tom asked if I wanted something from McDonald’s while at this mall
of some kind. I said sure because I was starving.
Then we took seats in these boots that had shelves that
contained customers’ belongings. I stared in awe at all these shiny trinkets
and Barbies on one of the shelves.
“Don’t stare too long,” Tom told me as I continued to check out
all the colorful items.
I said something about Barbie’s measurements changing over the
years and that they no longer use her old molds, and then there was this tiny
creature (a mouse?) living on the shelves that poked its head out from behind
something for a moment. We were surprised it didn’t try to escape and that it
stayed obediently on the shelves.
I opened my laptop while we ate and blogged in Spanish.
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