Seattle of Finland!
I got up early in the morning to take a pee, and then I went back to bed.
I had dreams about living in a post- apocalyptic world where government soldiers kidnapped younglings from the street, and in another dream I rode my bicycle in the area where I went to junior high.
I woke up from my deep slumber at noon. I got up, took my morning meds, did the every morning skincare regiment, got dressed, and had coffee.
I read from an advert on Facebook that the municipality where my mother was born is referred as Finland's Seattle!
I called my mother and asked her if it's okay for me to come over, she told me she will text me when she is back home. After texting me, I walked to the social security institution and dropped off my application for pension; I am going to be moved into pensioner status for the rest of my life, because I am simply too mentally ill to support myself through honest work.
It was kind of grey and chilly outside, it made me slightly happy because we have had a terrible heatwave.
Anyways, once at my parents' home, my mumsie gave me the weekly allowance, we had coffee and snacks and watched TV together. We talked about stuff.
I took a bus back home and visited the supermarket to buy greeting cards.
I went to the toilet and dropped a smelly turd. I didn't want the smell to linger on, so I sprayed air freshener. Then I went back home, did a little bit of this and that, and then I left and caught a bus to downtown. I wanted to do some more shopping, but it was getting late and the shops were about to be closed.
I wish I could make things simple; when I want to go to downtown, I can just take a train instead of taking a bus and then a subway. I just enjoy going on urbane adventures.
Once at the central railway station, a random man behind me said hello and when I turned to look, he waved at me, I don't know if he recognized me or if he just wanted to flirt.
I took a bus back home. I took my evening meds and did the every evening skincare regiment, did the daily planking challenge, and soon I will watch the two latest episodes of Keeping up Appearances.
Tomorrow I will go to the Twinkle cafe, it has started again. On my way there, I will mail a couple of cards and then I will also give a birthday card to a visitor who recently had her birthday.
I will go visit an art museum and an aquarium.
On Wednesday, I will mail a couple of cards as well, and then I will go visit a museum.
On Thursday, my care worker will come for the weekly appointment. I will wash all the dirty dishes.
On Friday, I will have an appointment at the masseur to have my neck massaged, it has been aching again. Along with that, I will buy every single one of July's birthday cards, and some gifts for a friend who has his birthday this month.
On Saturday, I will do the usual housework; replace the towels, tidy up the bathroom, and take out the recycling. I will also go visit another art museum.
On Sunday, I will go visit my parents. I will either walk or ride my bicycle there and back, my dad will give me the weekly allowance, and I will make the weekly phonecall to my granny.
I had dreams about living in a post- apocalyptic world where government soldiers kidnapped younglings from the street, and in another dream I rode my bicycle in the area where I went to junior high.
I woke up from my deep slumber at noon. I got up, took my morning meds, did the every morning skincare regiment, got dressed, and had coffee.
I read from an advert on Facebook that the municipality where my mother was born is referred as Finland's Seattle!
I called my mother and asked her if it's okay for me to come over, she told me she will text me when she is back home. After texting me, I walked to the social security institution and dropped off my application for pension; I am going to be moved into pensioner status for the rest of my life, because I am simply too mentally ill to support myself through honest work.
It was kind of grey and chilly outside, it made me slightly happy because we have had a terrible heatwave.
Anyways, once at my parents' home, my mumsie gave me the weekly allowance, we had coffee and snacks and watched TV together. We talked about stuff.
I took a bus back home and visited the supermarket to buy greeting cards.
I went to the toilet and dropped a smelly turd. I didn't want the smell to linger on, so I sprayed air freshener. Then I went back home, did a little bit of this and that, and then I left and caught a bus to downtown. I wanted to do some more shopping, but it was getting late and the shops were about to be closed.
I wish I could make things simple; when I want to go to downtown, I can just take a train instead of taking a bus and then a subway. I just enjoy going on urbane adventures.
Once at the central railway station, a random man behind me said hello and when I turned to look, he waved at me, I don't know if he recognized me or if he just wanted to flirt.
I took a bus back home. I took my evening meds and did the every evening skincare regiment, did the daily planking challenge, and soon I will watch the two latest episodes of Keeping up Appearances.
Tomorrow I will go to the Twinkle cafe, it has started again. On my way there, I will mail a couple of cards and then I will also give a birthday card to a visitor who recently had her birthday.
I will go visit an art museum and an aquarium.
On Wednesday, I will mail a couple of cards as well, and then I will go visit a museum.
On Thursday, my care worker will come for the weekly appointment. I will wash all the dirty dishes.
On Friday, I will have an appointment at the masseur to have my neck massaged, it has been aching again. Along with that, I will buy every single one of July's birthday cards, and some gifts for a friend who has his birthday this month.
On Saturday, I will do the usual housework; replace the towels, tidy up the bathroom, and take out the recycling. I will also go visit another art museum.
On Sunday, I will go visit my parents. I will either walk or ride my bicycle there and back, my dad will give me the weekly allowance, and I will make the weekly phonecall to my granny.