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The massage woke everything up. Not a bad thing. Actually I think that is the point. However, when done near bedtime that means settling in to sleep takes much longer. I think it was 2:00 or 3:00 before I could sleep and 11:00 when I woke... all give or take thirty. And waking with serious phlegm. Whoever spelled that word out got it right. I knew the masseuse loosened some of that. I knew I didn't remove it all last night. Actually I am sure it's still not all gone. It may take days.
I slept like a baby. I don't remember sleeping, if it isn't a total time and space void either. Good sleep can't be beat. Now with daily work this week I have generally been sleeping better. This just tops that by a head and shoulders. I keep dreaming of the Vatican, waking to or with a question. How cold has it gotten at the Vatican? I don't know if I am asking or if it is God. I didn't want to write it, but... Persistence pays off. Now maybe the silly thing will leave me be. Every or every other day for... weeks. Since before it snowed there, which I foresaw... just didn't know it was rare so didn't note. Oh, did you hear? Seven feet of snow in Cali. *grins* Probably not. They are hiding all sorts of things from you, if things snowflakes don't want to hear anyway.
Today? I had planned work, travel, this, and that. I don't think... I mean, I will be trimming that back, toning that down. Dishes, boxes, surfaces, the table, and sweeping? Max. While the massage didn't cause an immediate crash, it lead to a slow burn which eventualized into a shallow dive as my body... amends. All good, that really is how it should work. I may, in time, recover more quickly. Today just gets to be a slow wonderful day. With phlegm. ;p
Roast beef, with cabbage and rutabaga later. Well, and boiling a dozen eggs. Plus a glass of kefir. A strange world I abide. One I didn't anticipate. Kefir? Even cabbage!
Later.
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