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Well, I started the patch on Jan 9th and am loving it. I was challenged by a fellow quitter here at work to try lenghtening the time I wear the patch to try to slowly stop using it. So, I'm still wearing the one from yesterday. Now Adam called and said that our van is still frozen and stuck in Burnside and it's probably the fuel pump - it's either frozen or broken. A new one costs $400 and there's no way we could buy one even if we wanted to. So, we're without a vehicle until it starts to get warmer and we find out if the van will start. Tomorrow's supposed to be -9, maybe it'll start then. This cold snap that we're getting is really causing a lot of problems. And to top it all off, Adam's probably working in Mahone Bay today, will be working late, and I'll have no way home. I hate not having my own car. I hate not living close to a bus route. I hate...and I hate some more. So, I'll probably be craving like mad by noon, and then I'll be cranky for the rest of the afternoon, and hellish to be around by the time I finally, somehow, get home.
blah...I'm so not in the mood to be here today. This morning the bus I was on had no heat, and I was only wearing one pair of pants today since I caught the bus right in Sackville instead of waiting forever in Burnside...outside, with no bus shelter.
I actually fell right asleep last night and slept all the way through the night. I didn't even wake up when Adam came to bed, whatever time that was. He'd been working on the boiler that we got for our new heating system that he'll be installing over the next little while. I woke up 1 minute before the alarm went off, and now I haven't stopped yawning all morning. it's like the more sleep I get, the more my body wants. Weird. I feel better when I get 3 hours sleep then I do when I get 8.
blah...I'm so not in the mood to be here today. This morning the bus I was on had no heat, and I was only wearing one pair of pants today since I caught the bus right in Sackville instead of waiting forever in Burnside...outside, with no bus shelter.
I actually fell right asleep last night and slept all the way through the night. I didn't even wake up when Adam came to bed, whatever time that was. He'd been working on the boiler that we got for our new heating system that he'll be installing over the next little while. I woke up 1 minute before the alarm went off, and now I haven't stopped yawning all morning. it's like the more sleep I get, the more my body wants. Weird. I feel better when I get 3 hours sleep then I do when I get 8.