I hate waiting.
I should be doing something.
My dear roommate, the mensch, says I am to focus on getting better. Managing my arthritic knees to the point where I can walk and stand more easily. Taking my new antidepressant medication and monitoring its effects. Our cats only require that I feed them, and seem to enjoy my company through my nonworking days. I still feel like I should do something; any suggestions from fellow stay-at-home Kossacks? How do you structure your days?
I meet with both my job coach and my boss on Monday. I'm bringing my uniforms with me because I don't know if I'll be able to return to work soon (if at all), and I can't just leave my boss hanging. It's been nearly six weeks of physical therapy and I am not able to move quickly. There are neither slow nor sit-down jobs in fast food. I'm s.o.l. and dreading the meeting.
I should lose weight by eating right, but have no space to refrigerate fresh food. We have a lovely new fridge...on layaway at the appliance store, waiting to be paid off and delivered. The dorm fridge we've been using since July doesn't hold much, and overfilling it has led to frozen or spoiled food. (Side note: does anyone have any recipes that serve two people, no leftovers?)
I should protest this president and administration, because there's no shortage of shit to protest. The closest protests would be a two-hour drive north to St. Paul or south to Des Moines. I don't drive. How do I protest from home? Will writing postcards to congressfolks do any good if my congressfolk (Charles Grassley, Joni Ernst, and dammit, Steve King) are all Republicans?
So what's your FP tonight?
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