Dawn ramblings

Aug 14, 2007 05:52

Who is awake? I'm awake. The time that I am typing this sentence is 5.21 am and I have the world service on the radio. (Radio 4 has just started now - bloody shipping forecast.)

Every day I've been exhausting myself by doing a small handful of not particularly difficult tasks and have been going to bed early, then waking up at stupid times. The overall stress of the move just makes everything difficult! Maybe I'll try and get into a routine of napping in the afternoon. Cup of chamomile tea, blankie, teddy, book and maybe dummy. I want to go to B.U. tonight, and I need energy for that. Must socialise! It really makes things good.

cloudwalker_3 came over to my new place yesterday, and sorted my curtain rail worries. He took me shopping for the right curtain rails! I had a nice phone chat with badasstronaut last night, thanks badass. It is good to hear what people sound like.

Thank you to people who have been keeping telling me that a) moving is stressful and b) everything¹ is going to be ok. If people could keep telling me those things, I'd really appreciate it.

Words that I cannot spell:
privilege
astronaut
chamomile

I know they are all spelt correctly here, but that is thanks to either Semagic or Firefox or both. Some kind of schoolroom fantasy scene might help... aw, you can't blame me for trying surely? (That reminds me, must buy cane from Homebase ;-)

Hah. Hah. I knew it. Voluntary Service Overseas says young people should stop doing gap years in charity placements overseas, they cost too much to run and have no merit. Hah. (My hahs are rather hollow and cynical.) But it's for charidee! That makes everything good doesn't it?!

To do today:

  • More BiCon packing.
  • Collate list of companies/sections of local government that I need to notify of my change of address, and in some cases my change of name. Include their address and any membership/reference number.
  • Something else which I will edit in if I remember.


¹ very limited values of everything :p

moving, self-care, stress

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