Full disclosure: life on the road got long and complicated and exhausting. And it turns out BLOGGER does not offer a free phone app. So my grand plan to keep posting while on the road was trounced.
I TRIED. I SWEAR.
Then, I got home... and that pit in my stomach that told me that I would walk into a mess was right, but, perhaps not exactly in the way that I expected.
I am really not ready to write about it, today, but I will, soon, because if I don't I am going to have to commit myself to a mental health hold.
Yeah...
So, this is my recommitment post.
I promise to start posting again, as close to every day as possible.
Writing is going to be a major part of my mental health plan.
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But, so as not to post yet another non-post, I am going to also add in a little working definition here.
I have been thinking (read: worrying? fretting?) about the notion of being home with my parents. I will admit to only wanting to look at this picture through the barely opened fingers of the hand covering my eyes.
I am thinking about this book that I heard about on NPR the other day. Wondering if it is a good idea to read this or if it will give me nightmares.
I heard someone refer to her situation as a sandwich - taking care of parents and children. We used to call it extended family ... and it was no big thing. But none of my grandparents lived past 78.
Being back with my parents, but being the unmarried daughter with no children, one would think this is not a sandwich. Maybe a low-carb sandwich with only one piece of bread. Since we spend all our time around here trying to explain to my father how the body metabolizes simple carbs, it just might be apt.
However, I think I would rather call it the open-faced sandwich. In mind's eye it is messier. No where to hide the state of situation... and, truth be told, my nieces and nephews need me as a not parent sometimes. And that is seriously messy as well.
So, there you go, my current state is somewhere inside that open-faced sandwich.
New adventure...yeah, let's call it that.
Meds and Greens
3 days ago
Hugs. {{{{}}}}
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