My inner child is fighting to get out. I'm tired and frenzied at the same time. Maybe I'm tired from having to control myself all the time, a valuable survival skill. Not as useful today. Just tiring. I need help and I'm learning to ask for help.
Surprise, surprise, Tomas has the same problem. He has too many people to ask and they have no discernible boundaries.
Finding respectful people to help seems to be a problem on the planet. Trust. Trustworthy.
Went to Srs. to print out Faith Ptg. proposal and Sydney had to help. I nu-stepped and showered.
Went to St. Justin's and the library and home and rest.
Called Tomas to see how the cleaning went and he said he'd "just puked out his guts" so I went into rescuer mode and stopped at Golden Crown for hot-sour soup. Of course, I do need him healthy if he's to tear down the trellis. So my behavior may be self-serving. Hmmm...
Aspergers is the next major evolutionary step in the advancment of the human race. If the lizard/mammal brain is allowed to run unchecked, according to Darwin's survival of the meanest, greediest; then mankind is doomed to repeat history and civilization will once again collapse under its own animal nature.
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Oh, Aspergers
New things are so uncomfortable. Eric's in O'Connors Hospital, Tomas has the serious flu, and my new roof.
I wrote the wrong amount to Wood's Roofing, Joe Cunniff. Luckily he was at the bank and able to retrieve the check so I could write a new one before it bounced.
The first time in my life I wrote a check wrong. He was so nice about it.
Dad always took care of carpenter things, so I have no skills. I'm learning. Thank you dad for all the years you did it.
I wrote the wrong amount to Wood's Roofing, Joe Cunniff. Luckily he was at the bank and able to retrieve the check so I could write a new one before it bounced.
The first time in my life I wrote a check wrong. He was so nice about it.
Dad always took care of carpenter things, so I have no skills. I'm learning. Thank you dad for all the years you did it.
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