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Meh:
Just sitting on a sofa drinking a beer while listening to some ambient music and a space heater with a wobbly fan blade.

No new conversations to report but I will leave the Subject as such. Conversations are sort of all we have when distancing and I've called a couple old coworker friends this past week. Conversations are like a tonic sometimes for everybody. We like them, we need them. Is it because we get to talk about ourselves or out of boredom. Sometimes it's unknown... really I think people do need to connect, I'm always thinking about the selfish ulterior motive in everything but really I think people just need to know they are still in that web of humanity and that is why we talk.

Saw a slithering garden snake today and some dental work fell out of my mouth (of course it would now) but without pain so it's no emergency. Other than that the day was uneventful.

Hopalong:

--- Quote ---I think people just need to know they are still in that web of humanity and that is why we talk.
--- End quote ---

And that's why we post, too!

Sorry about the dental glitch, G. Hope you can soon get it fixed. I figure doctor's offices should be among the cleanest places to go....

Good to hear you sounding peaceful.

hugs
Hops

Meh:
Noticing how I seem to have a generalized anxiety issue. It's just so easy for me to go into anxiety and outside factors don't help much. I'm tired of stress and anxiety, in a way it's not fair to feel bad all the time. Not that anything is fair. Though when a person has anxiety it just becomes a normal norm. Normal norm. The typical.

It just doesn't help much it makes life unpleasant. Anxiety sort of branches out in life and effects moments throughout the day. I'm so wired towards anxiety, definitely my brain has just had a lot of practice on that subject. I always jump into a nature versus nurture moment. Doesn't matter where it came from I simply don't want all the stress anymore. But I guess the problem is we don't control everything in life it's really not possible to cut it out.

Blabbering.

Hopalong:
No blabbering in my book, G.
I think you're very descriptive about anxiety and how it feels.

I was tortured by anxiety disorder for a couple decades. It got sooooo much better in time, so chin up....same time, I can imagine what the pandemic does. Like pouring gasoline on a fire.

Hope you find some calming ways to cope.

Hops

Meh:
Yeah Hops anxiety does come and go but then it always does seem to come back again eventually like a theme song.

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