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But... no. I am afraid if I do much more I will fall again. It's
like having climbed out of a crevasse. Perched on the edge, feeling
better for having made it out. Then you notice some of your gear down in
there. You have luckily made it out, alone, through the dark.
That... feeling that you are good is nothing but the adrenalin excess stoking
sensory inputs while that and some other chemicals begin to fade. You
don't... really have the energy you think you have. Come back for the
tools, if possible, or just let them go. You won't make the trip out
twice. I've... had to learn these lessons. Obviously, not fatally,
but just. As mentioned, I am lousy at dying.
Odd though, I just can't sleep, either. It's not that kind of tired, or
worn. It'll get there, just not now, yet. I am hoping to be up
long enough to put the birds in. I would love to do some work. It
just isn't advisable. I would like to eat, but I'm not hungry.
Kefir and an ounce of pistachios, a while ago, have me stuffed as if I ate a
one pound burger or such. Two cups of kefir and an ounce of
pistachios. Odd.
A bit achy. Back, ribs, but just. I have been doing a lot of
lifting, bending, flexing, front to back and side to side in the last few
days... week? I've been at it, hard, for a bit. This sort of hurt
is the better kind. Odd that my muscles, in a number of areas, don't
hurt. I have been using them enough to break a sweat at least three
times a day for the last four to seven days? They should hurt.
Meh. I'll take the minor aches. If the better ones arrive, I'll
pray in gratitude for the allowance to hurt that way too. All good.