I'm having a bad day today..living alone isn't always easy you know?
I think we all have the occasional bad day given our present situation
I knew I was shaky when I shared something with a Going Gently follower and they emailed me with this statement
" At times you write, I respond, and you and I share a moment glimpsing into a place within your heart."
I valued this understanding and intuiative support...Mary x
This morning Rachel and I talked and laughed. At lunchtime I received a note of support from my Australia buddy
Words acting as a duvet on a very cold night
Tonight I caught up with some Sheffield friends on video
I've just finished chatting with Jane, who carried on when Mike's link went down
And we metaphorically held hands for an hour as only some old friends can do
Hugs. From another Australian.
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DeleteI enjoyed our laugh this morning. Sorry if it went downhill from then on but it doesn't sound all bad from here. Take care xx
ReplyDeleteI know how to Marshall the troops
DeleteGood. I spoke to Libby later.
DeleteI missed her call , next time we'll chat
DeleteBetter to be shaky than flaky, if only for the fact there's less crumbs and dust.
ReplyDeleteTitties upwards dear.
Indeed Mavis ...u are always an inspiration dearheart x
DeleteIt sounds like a pretty good day, actually, but maybe you're making the best of things for us. I hope tomorrow is better.
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't ...but it's gotten better x
DeleteA few months ago people would sit at the dinner table together and be separated by each looking at their phones. Now it's technology that is allowing us to stay together. Funny how that works. But it does so well.
ReplyDeleteSo true Lisa
DeleteWe all need to reach out and hold a few more hands x
I thought of you today - but then I guess I do every day John! You are like an invisible neighbor I know really well, and I live in hopes we meet in person some day. The hoped for trip home to Devon - with a side trip to Wales - is off for this Spring. Fingers crossed we can come over in Autumn.
ReplyDeleteWe celebrated our 55th Anniv. on Friday - today we walked 2 miles hand in hand around the neighborhood and reminisced in the eery silence. How life has changed.
Take care and stay well dear John.
Mary x
Be safe dearheart
DeleteI stay away from the news and I tell myself my grandparents went through a lot worse. It's a fragile arrangement. Bad days are awful. I hope tomorrow you'll feel more positive. xx
ReplyDeleteToday seems to be a shitty day for lots of folks for some reason. I am longing to hear the voice of one or more of my children. Missing them like crazy.
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Deleterest well tonight, john. the puppies will keep you warm in bed.
ReplyDeleteLiving with someone else isn't always easy either John. Your day sounds like a good day to me, in contact with so many people. Here I've spoken only to my partner, I'm his carer. Today was no different to any other day, conversation is limited and mostly garbled rubbish. We're isolating due to his health but isolating is a familiar feeling here anyway. Reading blogs is a bit of a distraction but sometimes they can be dispiriting, they're about a life we no longer have. Sorry for the moan, hard to maintain the stiff upper lip sometimes.
ReplyDeleteLiving alone can be the "pits," but I am grateful for the 4-leggers.
ReplyDeleteHang in there friend! Alaksa summited that very picture for my happy moments posts and just posted it today!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm alone too, but it hasn't got to me yet. I can balance my intro and extro sides pretty well.
Any day they aren’t shoveling dirt on me, is a good day. Rest well, stay well.
ReplyDeleteI had a bad day yesterday. Today has been fine. I think we're all doing this but yes, with friends and with care we get through it.
ReplyDeleteI'm also feeling a bit down today. I'm missing my son, who is stationed overseas, and before this virus came, was due to be stationed back in the USA, so he will stay where he is (in Japan)for who knows long.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is an RN, so I worry about her being exposed to the virus. I hope they really are getting a lot of new personal protective products out to our medical personnel soon, and it wasn't just politicians' claptrap. I haven't hugged my grandson in way too long, but we have been writing old fashioned letters to each other , which is fun. The wind blew hard here all night long. Loud gusts that shook the house and woke me up so I couldn't sleep well, and woke up thinking about and missing my Dad who died in February. The wind is still bashing around outside now. Hopefully it will stop by tonight. Then maybe I will be able to sleep awhile and give my brain a rest.
Always hugs for you John. I am trying to keep myself busy but I may soon run out of stuff. Weather is still all snow so not much yard work. Yesterday and this morning I knitted a bunting to decorate a friend's deck tomorrow. She is high risk and staying put. I thought about buying towels to make cutlery mats for my counter but don't want to go in any store I don't have to and definitely not the big ones. Luckily I brought in a ratty dish mat and realized it would be good as mats. So cut them out, bound them and they are in place. I am glad you have friends who are reaching out to you. I have heard from only one person in the last weeks though I do call my elderly people to chat.
ReplyDeleteHopefully by now you're sleeping soundly and will awaken with a light heart.
ReplyDelete"Words acting as a duvet on a very cold night"... masterfully written words, I hope the comfort they portray is touching you now. - Mary
Hoping you have a lovely, pleasing, satisfying day tomorrow and am glad today brightened up for you.
ReplyDeleteBig hugs!
It’s a different world and navigating it is very tricky. Appreciating loved ones seems to be on the top of everyone’s priority list. This is a good thing.
ReplyDeleteI too am having a disjointed day. I can't seem to settle to do anything at all. We have managed to be in touch with our bank about the mortgage we can no longer pay :(, hopefully that will be resolved by the end of the week. Other half has claimed his last "full week" of pay; now it's just emergency work. I am going to be self isolating after I come off of my A/L that I booked weeks ago, on my Dr's advice so after my second A/L pay it's Government hand out time. Which of course I am very grateful for but makes me also very depressed. However, as someone has already said; as long as someone isn't shoveling dirt on me it's a good day!
ReplyDeleteJo in Auckland
Hugs from another Australian, John!
ReplyDeleteSending you positive thoughts and hugs!
ReplyDeleteLiving alone is far from easy, especially after living with another for years. I remember vividly an interview with a lovely man whose wife had died. He very quietly explained how it wasn't the sex he missed as much as the little caring touches in passing. And not the companionship for holidays and outings, but having someone to do nothing with. Too true!
ReplyDeleteLiving alone tells? A small item staying in one place out of place for three weeks because every time you pass it your hands are full. Not being able to leave someone else to deal with the dead mouse on the carpet. Choosing a bag of crisps instead of making a sandwich because you can't face more self generated washing up. A huge pile of dealt with paperwork it is too exhausting to file. No-one one to confer with over simple as well as hard life decusions, from choosing cheese to remembering if you have locked the back door......And then you remember the friends who shine in some light. And not least, true internet friends.
Stay strong, John! We are all with you, and baling out the same waterlogged boat!
Oh Liz that was beautifully put!
DeleteThank you! God bless you. Liz
DeleteI've just completed 14 days total lockdown alone. I've been ok mostly but I do miss being able to get in the car and go somewhere (other than the grocery store) but we're not allowed to do that. I had a slight "wobble" the other day but as I sat down to read I heard my neighbours arguing like hell and thought "nah, I'm fine". And I am, and you will be too!
ReplyDeleteI was in my garden and both days I heard my neighbour who is usually working getting nasty with her partner,then one threw a stone at the fence.I then sensed the tension and I felt uncomfortable for being in My garden x
DeleteHi John, I also live alone (with a black cat Morgana) and we have been in isolation for over 3 weeks now (maybe longer one loses track). There is a moment when it does get to you, at least once a week. We can only go 200 metres from our home and only shop for food with special written permission from the government. These are very difficult times. You are doing a sterling job and your sense of humour is always there. Things will get better, a warm hug from a cold N.W. Italy. Ro xxx
ReplyDeleteMy day had begun positively and I felt fine but oddly as the day passed it began difficult- my dogs looked unsettled,played a bit outside and I scattered treats over the house for them but they found them quickly and one was sick.They go outside and 2 are then weeing and pooig indoors.They are chasing each other everywhere and even my lily stood eyeballing me with her hackles up.I have been dry for 10 years and I may now be tempted x
ReplyDeleteYep, living on your own sucks, sometimes. I have a busy noisy day job teaching children and have always relished the silence and solitude at home. Whilst enjoying the peace and quiet of my days I find the evenings to be long and lonely. I miss the easy hugs and kisses of friends and family and the interactions of the children I teach Without the affection of my Lab I would be in a worse place. However, I'd rather be lonely on my own than lonely in a relationship. Hang in there John xxx
ReplyDeletePooing!x
ReplyDeleteOh no sorry to offend -my PS comment was meant to be a correction for my dogs seeing and poking on my comment x
DeleteI most definitely typed weeing and pooing this time and sorry I don't know how to remove this c**p xx
Deletenot a thing has changed , sociable people seem to be the ones finding their dark spaces at the moment. we can go 5 or 6 weeks without seeing a soul , one winter the only people we saw was a pair of Jehovah's Witnesses. In a summer disabled other half likes to go fishing thats it and a monthly shopping trip . I quite enjoy social distance shopping at the moment and i get to be on my own for the first time in years
ReplyDeleteLooks like you've had an okay day. I hope things get better out in the world, everywhere. Slowly but surely. Hope to see you around again, man!
ReplyDeleteYes some days are easier than others aren't they? x
ReplyDeleteI hope things are looking a little better this morning x
ReplyDeleteJoining a big circle of friends holding hands around you John xx
ReplyDeleteHey, even when it's virtual, it's still done with feeling.
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