sunvalleylaw
Yep.
Thanks, all.
Condolences.So my Mom died in the early morning wee hours Saturday. I was on the way over to try and get there first, but didn’t quite. I had been there two weeks before for two weeks, so I did not completely miss out. But, it was a blow. And a relief. And just weird. My parents are gone and I am processing. I grabbed my guitar I had played for her and my pedal amp and forgot to grab my little speaker cabinet. So bought a used amp today so I could play. Got a bike ride in with a couple old friends today too.
More later.
So my Mom died in the early morning wee hours Saturday. I was on the way over to try and get there first, but didn’t quite. I had been there two weeks before for two weeks, so I did not completely miss out. But, it was a blow. And a relief. And just weird. My parents are gone and I am processing. I grabbed my guitar I had played for her and my pedal amp and forgot to grab my little speaker cabinet. So bought a used amp today so I could play. Got a bike ride in with a couple old friends today too.
More later.
So my Mom died in the early morning wee hours Saturday. I was on the way over to try and get there first, but didn’t quite. I had been there two weeks before for two weeks, so I did not completely miss out. But, it was a blow. And a relief. And just weird. My parents are gone and I am processing. I grabbed my guitar I had played for her and my pedal amp and forgot to grab my little speaker cabinet. So bought a used amp today so I could play. Got a bike ride in with a couple old friends today too.
More later.
Mojo to you.The fiasco with my friend yesterday drained me. It was a beautiful 80 degree day in Chicago today and I couldn't find the energy to leave the house. Can't remember the last time I picked up a guitar just to futz with it. No desire to play. I still take my Thursday night class though. I guess that's something. Bored out of my mind with no desire to change it. Living with severe depression sucks ass.
Thanks. I got through that, got through a jury trial a judge made me do despite my trying to withdraw from representation in that particular case (thank goodness we have some saved resources that will carry us through the loss of income, and maybe someday I will even get paid), and now am hopefully moving toward making some positive changes in my career and life in general. Spring is here and my bicycle calls, as do my guitars. Onward.Much Mojo to Steve and all the rest of the Forum Members who are having a rough go of it.
Have our own issues of stress, go nowhere, work too hard, rinse-repeat going on over here, but hopeful for an improved spring.
Liked for safe. Glad you were able to help.Rough night tonight. A friend was in crises so he called me to take him to the psych ward. At least he's safe.
Mojo for your struggles too. I totally get what you are saying BTW. And I think it is pretty common. Saw this article and it seems to speak to it. Moving out of depression, but not “right” yet.Condolences to Sunvalleylaw on loosing your Mom.
Both of mine are gone too, its a tough thing to process.
I seem to be slowly crawling out of my funk and getting a few things done.
But its a painfully slow process. I'm not as depressed but still in my head too much and the energy level is low.
I feel like my battery is drained after a brief spurt of any effort, be it chores or attempts at creativity.
I really need a change of scenery. Itching to get out on the bike for a week and just go somewhere but it still doesn't seem like a good idea right now. I only got one shot of Maderna due to the allergic reaction and so I'm not confident how much I got out of it. I could avoid people and just camp out, but I don't think I have the energy to pull that off right now. My low energy psyche needs a soft motel bed, a relatively quiet bar, and and somebody else to prepare my meals right now.