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Win some, lose some. As I try to scramble, within my givens, this summer, I keep missing something or more. When I tinker here, I might forget medicine, or brushing, or eating. One failure can lead to other failures, or more down time. I keep trying though. When something gets dropped, when I can realize it, I try to just toss it back into the act. I haven't given up, and I haven't had really serious down times for a bit. While it is frustrating, it is actually somewhat hopeful though too. Sometimes I realize I missed my medicines, but cannot, for the life of me, as I fall asleep, do a single thing about it. Just because I know doesn't mean I have anything left in me to aim at fixing it, even when there is time.
This gets very frustrating. I then look at the options. I could back things down a notch. True, I could. Speeding up won't help. I could also change things just a bit, or add convenience. I can't brush my teeth in bed, but I could place a small medicine container near my bed. That would cover most of my medicine. Often though, there isn't a lot I can do. Even with the medicine, that isn't as functional as it sounds. Fluids would still be required. The problem with backing down is that... I end up missing anyway, if I do anything. A trip to the store is enough to throw my schedule off, if for a shorter spell. But then I get nothing done. No, I have to keep pushing. Restarting whatever as I can. If I wear myself out too much it might actually take a bit for me to get back on track, just from a concentration standpoint. I'm just in that phase where I am beginning to function but having to go through the hiccups of learning balance, inclusion, and such. I am stretching further into life than I ever have. It don't come easy or cheaply. But I can't back down now.
I did make it to bed by 21:00. I forgot to set the alarm. In spite of that I woke right at 5:00. All good. Today, if I want to get anything done with the faucet, I will need another trip to town. I am going to be researching how to install the irrigation though, and might see if I can't get that started this morning. I need to get that going so as to put the plants in the ground. That is very time dependent, and even then it is a very late start. I still might get something this year. If nothing else, I'll learn how to set up the drip lines and see how that works for keeping weeds at bay, and maybe a few other things.
Later.
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