Sleepover
Last night I had mostly pleasant dreams.
I got up in the morning, took my morning medicine, emptied my MoonCup, had a proper wash (but I didn’t brush my teeth because I didn’t want to get flu bugs all my over toothbrush), and got dressed into a flowery fleece dress.
Later that day, I went to see my parents. I called my mother and asked her if I can come over, she said yes.
I took a bus to my parents’ home, once there my mom answered the door. Dad was home as well.
I gave my mom one of the knitted quilt squares, and the rest of the knitting yarn.
She cooked salmon soup for lunch.
Later that day I traveled back home and went shopping. I visited the pharmacy to buy a box of painkillers, and then I went to the supermarket and bought three boxes of panty liners, two boxes of paper tissues, a bottle of face toner, and a box of butter.
Once back home, I washed a load of laundry.
Eleclya and Suavecita came over later, they had been out for pizza and thrift store prowling.
Later they went out to play Pokémon Go, there was a raid at the gym.
They returned later, and Eleclya acted like a cat on crack and tried to punch me and then grope me, like zie mostly does. I had to take a tranquilizer to calm my nerves.
I made myself a couple of sandwiches and drank a cup of cranberry lemonade. Soon I felt my blood sugar balancing out, it felt good.
Eleclya and Suavecita went out again, they were going to visit another raid and Suavecita was going to go back to hir own home.
Tomorrow the first thing to do is to take a shower; my hair is in desperate need of washing. I will also use the 12- step Korean skincare regiment.
I have to call my physical therapist and ask hir to cancel next week’s appointment, because I will be visiting my granny at that time. I also have to call the apartment service and ask them to send a plumber to fix the pipes in the bathroom, they seem to be leaking. I also have to ask them to reserve me a turn at using the sauna; most Finnish apartment houses have saunas reserved for the tenants, but you have to ask the people in charge for your regular turn.
I will go visit the municipal service point to use the voucher for recharging my travel card, and then I will mail a couple of greeting cards.
My care worker will visit me at twenty minutes to three o’clock in the afternoon (2:40 pm). I will wash the dishes and iron the laundry during the visit.
I got up in the morning, took my morning medicine, emptied my MoonCup, had a proper wash (but I didn’t brush my teeth because I didn’t want to get flu bugs all my over toothbrush), and got dressed into a flowery fleece dress.
Later that day, I went to see my parents. I called my mother and asked her if I can come over, she said yes.
I took a bus to my parents’ home, once there my mom answered the door. Dad was home as well.
I gave my mom one of the knitted quilt squares, and the rest of the knitting yarn.
She cooked salmon soup for lunch.
Later that day I traveled back home and went shopping. I visited the pharmacy to buy a box of painkillers, and then I went to the supermarket and bought three boxes of panty liners, two boxes of paper tissues, a bottle of face toner, and a box of butter.
Once back home, I washed a load of laundry.
Eleclya and Suavecita came over later, they had been out for pizza and thrift store prowling.
Later they went out to play Pokémon Go, there was a raid at the gym.
They returned later, and Eleclya acted like a cat on crack and tried to punch me and then grope me, like zie mostly does. I had to take a tranquilizer to calm my nerves.
I made myself a couple of sandwiches and drank a cup of cranberry lemonade. Soon I felt my blood sugar balancing out, it felt good.
Eleclya and Suavecita went out again, they were going to visit another raid and Suavecita was going to go back to hir own home.
Tomorrow the first thing to do is to take a shower; my hair is in desperate need of washing. I will also use the 12- step Korean skincare regiment.
I have to call my physical therapist and ask hir to cancel next week’s appointment, because I will be visiting my granny at that time. I also have to call the apartment service and ask them to send a plumber to fix the pipes in the bathroom, they seem to be leaking. I also have to ask them to reserve me a turn at using the sauna; most Finnish apartment houses have saunas reserved for the tenants, but you have to ask the people in charge for your regular turn.
I will go visit the municipal service point to use the voucher for recharging my travel card, and then I will mail a couple of greeting cards.
My care worker will visit me at twenty minutes to three o’clock in the afternoon (2:40 pm). I will wash the dishes and iron the laundry during the visit.