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Voicelessness and Emotional Survival Message Board / Re: Farm Journal - 2025
« Last post by Hopalong on November 18, 2025, 09:33:52 PM »You are SOOOO right, Amber! Pup is my kindred in that we're both bat-poop distractible, ADHD on plutonium (steroids doesn't sound like enough). I completely get him. Vice versa? Not so much, LOL.
It's gonna be a long winter for Pup and me, but I hope we learn [and PRACTICE] what we need to make life together easier for both of us. I already spent the money for the failed training class experience, but she said I could convert it instead to private lessons. If she can hear me about my own tracking difficulty with the speedy flood of steps to take....maybe it'll work out well. The young man two winters ago couldn't even begin to comprehend the issues an elderlyish woman brought to training, but I'm hopeful she can.
Overall I'm happy and cozy now. Got through this morning when I woke chilled, bundled up and slept 5-6 more hours. It was amazing to wake up at 1230 and feel better. The world doesn't spin on my distorted bioclock, but when I just give into it (me bat, rest of world lark), I do feel better in my body and brain. I do eventually adapt to winter reality, it just takes a while. Feeling a lot better tonight.
So glad Amber, that you've weathered the scary surgery and are well on your way to your own, individual, delicious plans for a Tday I hope you'll really enjoy.
I have SO much to be thankful for.
hugs
Hops
It's gonna be a long winter for Pup and me, but I hope we learn [and PRACTICE] what we need to make life together easier for both of us. I already spent the money for the failed training class experience, but she said I could convert it instead to private lessons. If she can hear me about my own tracking difficulty with the speedy flood of steps to take....maybe it'll work out well. The young man two winters ago couldn't even begin to comprehend the issues an elderlyish woman brought to training, but I'm hopeful she can.
Overall I'm happy and cozy now. Got through this morning when I woke chilled, bundled up and slept 5-6 more hours. It was amazing to wake up at 1230 and feel better. The world doesn't spin on my distorted bioclock, but when I just give into it (me bat, rest of world lark), I do feel better in my body and brain. I do eventually adapt to winter reality, it just takes a while. Feeling a lot better tonight.
So glad Amber, that you've weathered the scary surgery and are well on your way to your own, individual, delicious plans for a Tday I hope you'll really enjoy.
I have SO much to be thankful for.
hugs
Hops
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