Saturday, September 10, 2022

Back again

I just deleted a several page rant titled Screwed again by a New York Bank. I wrote it one week ago, on return from the last Peninsula Flea. I was quite ill, and lack of the anticipated replacement card was all I could manage.

Last Sunday: I woke for the necessaries. No card.

Last Monday: I woke for the necessaries and part of supper. No card.

Last Tuesday: Ditto, plus breakfast. I like breakfast. I get up for breakfast. Visited admissions lady, pocketed keys. Card arrived, picked up script and some food. (Out of food by now.)

Last Wednesday: I still slept all day, and ate some food, and wrapped my fingers around moving on the 19th. Went back to sleep.

Last Thursday: Made two boxes, packed one. Read some blogs, ate some food, slept a lot.

Yesterday: Packed and napped.

Today: Packed a lot more and napped. 

The studio is done; the bathroom is done, except last minute stuff. It's a week to go and just my bedroom to do. Sounds like an easy week of packing and napping.

I must get back into a regular routine! Next week!

27 comments:

  1. I'm sorry to hear you've been sick as well as needing to pack. I thought the packing was keeping you offline. Hope it goes well from now on. At least you have a working card.

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  2. Sick on top of moving?? Very unfair. Glad you're improving!!

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  3. Oh dear! This sounds very hard. All the best.

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  4. Hari OM
    Aw heck, it's just exhausting, ain't it? Sending you some of the POTP I keep in reserve and hope you can feel the Love and strength. Once moved, you can take a couple of weeks to nap and unpack and nap again... YAM xx

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  5. Be sure to wear a mask when you go into the hallways and common areas of your new place. Consider making anyone who comes into your apartment wear a mask. Covid hangs in the air for 3 hours. Keeps the cooties away. Linda in Kansas

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  6. Joanne, I'm so sorry to hear you were facing all these challenges at once. Life sometimes dumps everything bad at the same time. It sounds like you are recovering from illness in a steady if not quick manner, and I'm glad you received your card, finally. Good luck with the rest of the packing. xx

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  7. Oh gosh, Joanne. I'm sorry you're having to tackle moving when you're not feeling 100% . You are amazing though and I have a feeling you'll get everything finished in time.

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  8. Full steam ahead Joanne - half pace only this week! Once you’re settled you can work your way up the gears again.

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  9. Nearly there xx big hug .((0))

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  10. You'll be very glad to have all this behind you, Joanne, and get settled into your new digs.

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  11. I hope you are feeling better. It looks and sounds like you've had a rough patch. Let's hope once moved in to your new place all will change and things will go smoothly.

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  12. What do you think you were sick with? This is so unfair. Do you have any help with the packing?

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    1. Some sinus infection; my nose ran like a sump pump the entire time. Disgusting.

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  13. They say that moving home is the most stressful ordinary event that happens to us. Having no access to money/food must make it that much worse.

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  14. One day at a time you'll get there.

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  15. Hope you are feeling better and can get some help with the rest of your packing and moving. Glad you got the card straightened out. How frustrating!

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  16. Good luck with the move. I hope it all goes smoothly.

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  17. Sorry to hear you were feeling ill and still have to deal with packing. I gather you've woven off all the warp. I find it hard to get back to a regular routine once it's been interrupted. Like now. but getting the box packed for shipping should do it.

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    1. I sucked in a deep breath and cut it and taped it. We'll see if it survives.

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  18. Sounds like a rough time, Joanne, a move and sickness combined sucks the marrow from your bones. I am glad you can sleep and you sure have accomplished a lot :)
    XO
    WWW

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  19. I wish you that the transition will be easy and comfortable and soon you will feel wonderful.

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  20. You did well with the packing after the frustration with the bank card.

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  21. It seems you had a week of problems. Now I look forward to you having weeks and weeks of smooth sailing.

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  22. Wow sounds like covid even though you passed the tests. The extreme fatigue and nose running like a faucet were my covid symptoms but I guess there are other virus and germs out and about.. It also sounds like you are feeling better and that is good,

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  23. Enjoy your week of packing and napping. And glad the new card arrived. Take care.

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