almost time to go to work. I haven't been real good in this lately. i don't know why; i've been doing this for some years now. it's amazing to think so. its amazing to know so, to be honest. and i'm not sorry about it, nor do i regret the journaling of my life, my emotions, my failures, successes, pain and pleasure. i don't know why, or even if, there's a difficulty now. i know i'm tired a lot of the times, but no more depressed than usual. i don't even think of depression as
'out of the norm' anymore. i just know that i feel okay, but i'm tired. i took gabapentin last night, slept soundly, only woke once to go to the bathroom. i ate soup for dinner, and enjoyed it. Rachel went to do her 9 o'clock run, but hasn't come in and that's cool. definitely not a 'report in' situation. Ava's been let outside, has food and water, so i don't have to worry about that. and the day lay ahead.
i can say some changes are going on, and i'm not sure what exactly they stand for. i'm sick of working at PCS. not sick of the work; sick of the PLACE. the atmosphere there almost makes me ill. you get the sense of being Julius Ceaser at a Senate gathering. and i come and go, and do my thing and leave, and i'm okay with that arrangement.
yesterday wasn't a bad thing. easy enough day. today will be slightly harder, i'm sure. today i have both wheelchairs, but one at a time. and i'm not even sure how the second one will work, time-wise, into my run. but it doesnt' matter. a thing to be done, that's all...
heard from a friend that she went through treatment finally, and has a month clean. that makes me happy. i hope she follows through; i hope she uses some of the tools she's acquired, like meetings, phone numbers and most of all talking, so she can build a foundation for her sobriety to exist upon.
took meds, read books, had a muffin. prayed, for certain. it's time to warm the car. i will be back here sooner, i promise.
thank you, Jehovah, for my sober life.
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