fR3jclIIszb96iOdpqMK80eDe-U My Half Assed Life: Wash, rinse and repeat.

Thursday, May 2, 2013

Wash, rinse and repeat.

I don't know what to do with myself most evenings right now. It's strange to me because The Polish Guy and I haven't spent time together on weekdays since September. Still, this seems to be the place I'm stuck in right now.

I've always prided myself on being able to fill time. Sometimes I can fill time doing absolutely nothing. It seems now isn't one of those times.

I feel lethargic, but agitated at the same time. I don't want to do anything, but I feel like I need to do something.

I tried mowing the lawn - it does definitely need it. I gave up when the lawnmower stalled the second time.

I could focus on the never ending always there tasks of running a home, but I probably won't. I could go for a walk, but I probably won't.

TV can't hold my attention and neither can reading.

Instead I wander the house aimlessly, never quite settling on anything.

In truth, all I want to do is go to bed and sleep so that today will be over and tomorrow can begin.

Wash, rinse and repeat.

13 comments:

  1. Try something mindless, like painting a door. Worked for me when I was there. I hate when people say "hugs," so, uh, rum.

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  2. I'm an aimless wanderer, too. Clean out a closet. Healthy purging. And I hate the "hugs" thing as well, especially when accompanied by ((()))). So I'll just give you a cyber slug in the arm instead.

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  3. My strategy for dealing with a break up was always to bury myself in work, and then eat and drink too much when I got home. It made the days go by a bit faster. But I remember the wandering. It sucks. But it does get better.

    Hugs!

    (^^sarcasm^^)

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  4. I remember just sitting and staring at a wall. Then I tried kick-boxing. Turns out, I suck at kick-boxing. Rum seems like as good an idea as any.

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  5. Every comment is a hug really. It does help. Let's face it, almost everyone has been dumped and been where I'm at right now at some point in their life.

    I just want to get back to normal and be able to blog about my usual foolishness.

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  6. Oh, I'm so sorry. When I was having a bad spell and couldn't really concentrate on tv or books, I took up knitting. (and I am not crafty at all) Once you learn to cast on, it's a fairly mindless activity. It gave me something to do and it sort of helped bring me back around. *rum* --Lisa

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    1. I knit - but since my current unfinished project is a hat for The Polish guy, I might wait a bit on that.

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  7. And while you're knitting or crocheting or doing SOMETHING with your hands, listen to audiobooks. Not angsty ones, though. Humorous detective novels are a good idea.

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    1. I've been reading. Jeffery Deaver right now.

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  8. When I feel down I say to myself, well time to buy a new video game. It's hard to feel depressed when you are dive knifing guards and shooting laser weapons at poeple.

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    1. I would have to get good at video games first. Of course imagining what the neighbors would go through if there were three of us in the house cursing at on-line players is kind of funny.

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  9. Awe! Sounds like you're stuck in a rut!! You need something new and exciting in your life... Do something out of your comfort zone! Or change your hair color. A shocking change of events may be just what you need.

    Hugs!

    Valerie

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    1. If I ever get time to go for a hair-cut I'm thinking of purple highlights. Or something. I could get my tattoo redone but that would probably piss my mom off.

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