Yesterday was uneventful, thankfully, aside from resting and dozing on and off, and still sleeping all night.
Weird dreams, about teaching some class about food and writing, and protesting I wasn't well enough and being overridden by eager students.
And writing a book or maybe it was a stitched piece, it kept changing, and hand delivering it, crawling up a frozen muddy driveway too steep to drive up. To what in the dream seemed to be a pet care client's house.
This part was so vivid that it took me a while after I woke to realize it was not a client in rl, but one I'd dreamed of many times. I have recurring imaginary locations in dreams, based on actual ones I've been to. Also interesting houses with extra rooms I keep finding, that's always fun.
I'm probably expressing an urge to get back to weaving and knitting and spinning and generally making, but the neck is not up for it. So Haggard Hawks puzzles have been good. And it occurs to me that this might be a time to revisit my Arabic. I've been thinking about it a while.
Yesterday I revisited food, cautiously, small chicken sandwich, small bowl of spaghetti without cheese and extra red peppers. So far so good.
I even made it to the mailbox, a round trip of about 100 yards, yay me
It's across the street from the white car, my front porch in the foreground. Retrieved a bill, oh joy.
About puzzles, here's a pretty easy one, or not, all depending on how you roll
Sorry that you still have a way to go.
ReplyDeleteAfter the drama of Monday, I think it's inevitable.
DeleteIf one of these puzzles is so easy that I can see it on the first go, it is TOO easy. Trust me.
ReplyDeleteI know you absolutely MUST be anxious to get back to your regular activities.
I, too, have dream world versions of places I've been before. They change over the years as I dream and re-dream.
I thought it would be nice to have a doable puzzle. The dreaming was very complicated!
DeleteGood to hear from you this morning. You may be feeling slow but not as low as Mon/Tuesday! You're sounding almost chipper!
ReplyDeleteChris from Boise
Getting there! Now I'm looking for quotes on fridges.
DeleteI'm so pleased you are feeling better. It's also good to know you are leaving the weaving and letting yourself heal. I know how strong the urge to make is for you. Your front porch is pretty.
ReplyDeleteYes, the urge is there! But I'd like to be wiser.
DeleteHappy 1/2 Birthday! Hope you're feeling better by the hour!
ReplyDeleteTy. It's taking its time, but I'm getting better.
DeleteThose front garden views are beautiful - some nice shapes and textures, and good contrasts. As for weird dreams - you are not alone with those, and imaginery places which seem vividly recalled.
ReplyDeleteThe places are funny. I have favorites, visit them in different weather.
DeleteGood you are taking it easy to regain feeling better
ReplyDeleteI did the puzzle. It is a kind and eaSy one.
Great clue. It's nice to come across a puzzle that you can enjoy guessing.
DeleteGlad to hear your stomach is behaving itself!
ReplyDeleteYes , I am too! Such a relief to get feeling human again.
DeleteI am so happy you are improving!
ReplyDeleteSo am I, so much!
DeleteSometimes I Sip Soup - if I add Salt it makes me Sick ….however I’m glad to hear you’re on the mend now. Even if it is ever So Slowly.
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely soft views you have. Does each owner tend their own or is there a gardener for the complex?
It's slow but that's fine, there's no rush! I'll talk about the outside today.
DeleteGlad to hear you sounding so much better, Liz. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. It's interesting that readers can spot the rising energy level in writing and the activities talked about.
DeleteI very rarely remember my dreams which I suppose might be a good thing overall. Of course maybe I'm missing out in all sorts of excitement by not remembering.
ReplyDeleteVery glad to know that you're on the mend!
It's a recent development for me. Usually they've evaporated before I'm awake.
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