Another fun-filled day of fatigue, but as I said, it's me. Used to it or not, I hope I get a break someday soon for the sake of my health. It's incredibly hard on my brain, and I can't think straight when I'm sleep-deprived, which could cause me to do something dangerous by accident. Handling basic everyday chores like cooking and cleaning becomes a real challenge. It will be days, though, before I'm sleeping late enough to beat the storms.

First there was the power failure. Then there was the thunder. Then there was acid in my throat again. Then there was my fucking nose again. Then I had to elevate myself. Then there was the kind of nightmare worth worrying about. We were living in some rural area and driving by a huge area that they were developing. A well was being drilled and making this loud beeping sound while it was at it. I said it would suck when they were done because that would mean more people and more traffic. There were narrow little ditches filled with water alongside the grassy-lined streets, with water deep enough to bury the car. For some reason, he stopped and turned around. Before I could say, “What are you doing?” or something like that, he got too close to the edge and we rolled off the little embankment and into the water. As the car filled with water in an instant, let's just say I knew we weren't getting out of that car alive.

Trouble's ahead.

Anyway, I'm utterly exhausted from being up and down and up and down like I was. I don't understand why my allergies are such a big deal here. Definitely want to get allergy testing after storm season, because energy/money or not, the more I think about moving, the less comfortable I am with the idea. Due to our ages, I'm just not up for taking risks anymore, and I don't want to go back to the barking and the sonic booms and whatever other surprises may await us. It may not be perfect here, and the house may be too small, but why not just enjoy this climate and having two bathrooms? If anything, we would have been in a place even smaller and had to deal with one bedroom and one bathroom indefinitely. This is while I wished to hell we had money to fence off our place to keep noisy dogs off our property.

I'm pissed at Yupp again because first I couldn't cash out to PayPal, and now they won't even let me cash out to my debit card. Tom thinks they ran out of money due to underestimating how many people would be interested in using them.

The only good thing I can say is that I slept without tape and didn't have any issues. AHI score still looks good.

Our Amazon accounts were all screwed up yesterday. As soon as we tried to log in, it would tell us to contact customer service. So, having to call another country to get help right here, as usual, we talked to a hard-to-understand woman in India, but she did help us. She also assured us we wouldn't be charged for the mask we returned.