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It feels absolutely marvelous to be the recipient of a compliment. I was thrilled to get responses to my two e-mails from SuM (hee, I'm having fun making up acronymic nicknames), the owner of the house to which I'll be moving in almost no time. In one of the e-mails, she called me an "amazing person". Wow. Though, TBH, I think it's just an oversimplification of the fact that I'm coping with my physical problems. And we know I've had a few years to get used to them. ::rolls eyes::
I woke up way too early (I seem to be cycling through 4-6-8 hours) but stayed up anyway. And it was a no-interesting TV shows kind of day, though I did enjoy playing Jeopardy. But I didn't get the Final Jeopardy question. Though I wasn't the only one to say "voir dire" when the correct question was "verdict". And, then, at a loss with nothing else to do, I decided to watch the season premiere (excuse me? in March??) of DWTS. I was really impressed by some of the participants, especially the Paralympian snowboarder who was a double leg amputee below the knee! Now that's really amazing.
Anyway, I'm going back to staring at the pictures of my new place ... and moving furniture in my mind. Also gearing up to the idea of going for a walk Every. Single. Day, most likely beginning in May, once I've settled down and the weather has as well. You hear that, weather? I want you to start behaving!!!
And, now, it's time for me to go to bed ... still with a smile! Boy, will my friends be shocked to see my face tomorrow all lit up with relief and joy. They'll probably wonder where I hid the pod, lol.
I woke up way too early (I seem to be cycling through 4-6-8 hours) but stayed up anyway. And it was a no-interesting TV shows kind of day, though I did enjoy playing Jeopardy. But I didn't get the Final Jeopardy question. Though I wasn't the only one to say "voir dire" when the correct question was "verdict". And, then, at a loss with nothing else to do, I decided to watch the season premiere (excuse me? in March??) of DWTS. I was really impressed by some of the participants, especially the Paralympian snowboarder who was a double leg amputee below the knee! Now that's really amazing.
Anyway, I'm going back to staring at the pictures of my new place ... and moving furniture in my mind. Also gearing up to the idea of going for a walk Every. Single. Day, most likely beginning in May, once I've settled down and the weather has as well. You hear that, weather? I want you to start behaving!!!
And, now, it's time for me to go to bed ... still with a smile! Boy, will my friends be shocked to see my face tomorrow all lit up with relief and joy. They'll probably wonder where I hid the pod, lol.
