Keith parked in my spot and I yelled at him, mostly because we had a frantic and disgusting drive in from the ferry and I had no spoons left. I still think he was inconsiderate and he still thinks my response was disproportionate.
I hurt my back at the duck pond yesterday (put my feel wrong and hurt the left side L5 S1 area) although feeding the ducks was plenty fun, especially with Lois and Bob in attendance. I told her I was pissed off that she came to Vancouver and didn’t call me, but that’s life when you’re the ex, I guess, and we did have an amazing catch up in Victoria. Bob continues to be so calm and kind and funny and Lois is as she ever was, energetic and fierce and informative and hilarious. She was kidnapping ducks yesterday, my how they flapped until she released them.
Katie made two cheesecakes at the grandparents…. aaaaaand, they’re GONE.
Best night ever on the cpap in Victoria. As always, Katie is right when she opined that my problem with the cpap is no longer the programming on the machine (I adjusted it, it’s fine now) but the total lack of comfort and quality in my mattress. So, off to spend money on the most important six hours of my day today, mattress or bust.
F***** HELL. The light in my bedroom is possessed by Satan.
Much amusement in some quarters that Paul’s girlfriend can’t get up until noon; since I’m no picnic in the sleep department, not to mention snoring like a chainsaw in a bucket of snot, I won’t judge, and I think it has been clearly demonstrated that Paul can tolerate many behaviours in his loved ones, shy of being told what to do. Anyway, Jeff, Paul’s girlfriend’s sleeping habits impacted certain family members, so thanks for the Netflix info, since it allowed certain people to watch tv for 4 and a half hours while the rest of the household was resting in the pale limbs of Morpheus. At least the kids have access here so they can come and go when it gets scary or boring.
I made a list on the ferry last night to try to deconstruct the anguish I’m feeling over certain kinds of decisions. There’s the list of items, the emotional freight each action carries, and the financial implications. I need to go over it again, but is putting COMPLETELY different emphasis on my to do list. I suspect I could refine it further but don’t have to… there’s only so many ways to parse first world problems balanced against, you know, existential threats. Selling the café is obviously a huge boat anchor at this point.
Dishwasher is running. Obviously I should have run it before I left.
I am really looking forward to physio on Tuesday.
Off to do some more research!!
