Good luck with your nightshifts this week!

I had, unexpectedly, a very nice Weekend. Social battery only ran out when my dad was visiting too long today. He is mostly a good Person but can be very negative and often complains about the same stuff so…

Got some boxes and stuff to organize things in my kitchen and other rooms. It feels so nice not having to roam through messy piles in order to find things!

Sounds like a useful meal.

Low energy bread

Hugo will not disappont us.

I LOVE them. Work with them a lot of my time, they signal that I want to be left alone and I also can just not listen to my colleagues yapping

My then boyfriend had trouble to breathe and was feeling restless/nervous. Originally we wanted to drive to the doctor but a few steps out of the house and he said that he had to sit down. He could not stand up again, so I called. Turns out it was tachyarythmia absoluta, his heart was all out of its rythm. Not deadly but feels eery and not healthy in the long run. We had luck and after quite some time it started beating normal again, if that had not been the case the doctors wanted to “restart” it manually, meaning by shock.

Oh my, this is glorious.

Oh, I see :D Sorry, not knowledgeable in the world of shrooms.

I think there is a bit more than Freud in this field at the moment. But happy that realizing being envious of having a penis worked for you?

Checking my trousers for handkerchiefs. So. Much. Chaos.

Tbh I did, in my early youth. Films and art often depict suffering that way and being happy was generally just not on my agenda as a goal, because of my career and academically fixated parents.

Actually I do not have a problem with two days either :-D For me it gets hard after a week I would say. Love me some good alone time.

At least one day per week.

:(

Well, are you?

No, it’s your sense of spelling that must be wrong.

(Corrected it, thanks)

Never, only beer.

Sounds like you are dealing with anxiety? I had a similar phase. After getting my license at 18 I did not drive for a very long time, because I did not have the money for a car. Felt very inconfident and even cried at the thought of getting a car, even if it was necessary. It took me a while to accustomise to the thought, then started driving with my husband on my side. Asking a lot of questions about situations in which I was unsure and warming up to the idea of driving regulary. And now it works!

About the accident part: Had one when my license was fresh, while parking with my fathers car. It’s normal. My husband had three accidents after getting his first car, he was such a chaotic driver. I think the most ridiculous one was when he was stressed and wanted to park on a curb. But he was way too fast and the car of course took damage.

So maybe take a small break from driving and accept your learning curve :) No one is born as an expert driver!

I would argue that this can be any acitivty which can be done in a group setting and which you enjoy. Maybe check out urban gardening? They sometimes acommodate to people with limited Mobility.