I've been sitting around healing. That probably uses up energy but it doesn't seem so. My options seem to fall into certain categories.
Things I want to do but shouldn't:
- wash the car
- climb the tree in the front yard
- call, text, IM or email friends who are supposed to be working
- sweep the front walk
- work in the garden
Things I have learned to avoid:
- leaving the loud, startling alarm clock too far from the bed
- trying to jump out of the chair to get the phone
- tripping over things
Things I should be doing but don't want to do:
- organize photographs
- pay bills and file papers
- read books that are good for me
- read work email and do work projects
Things that are left:
- do online crosswords and sudokus
- watch brainless TV
- sleep
- wake up and watch the cat sleep
Actually, I did sort though a mess of folders full of electronic music files today. That was tedious but I'm glad it's done. I know that the goal of this whole recuperation period is to make sure that I don't pop a stitch so my innards will stay in. I'm hoping to have something else to show for the time, though.
2 comments:
Wow. That's quite an ambitious list of things to do. I hope you get through half of them. I'd consider that a success.
Hey, you can expand your horizons by going to www.scrabulous.com !
This advice from one of those friends who is supposed to be working. That rain on Sunday night was FABULOUS-- especially because it hadn't been in the forecast (so I had watered all day Saturday). But it sounded so wonderful! Your friend Susan.
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