...doing better when you can actually force yourself to do things!
Day 8 and here I am.
I didn't want to write a post. There's really nothing significant between yesterday's late afternoon post and today's.
The only thing that I really wish would change is my sleep pattern. I'm still waking up tired.
It's Independence Day. I'm sure there are BBQs and family gatherings all over the place, but my family doesn't have one anymore since my grandma passed away and the family pretty much all went its separate ways.
I hope you're enjoying the day with your family. Hopefully, next year at this time, I will have the wherewithal to put together my own gathering.
I didn't realize how lonely depression would leave me. I've turned down so many invitations to places that I rarely get invited anymore. I've made my friends have to work so hard to be my friend that I can't imagine what they say about me to their spouses and other friends who are normal functioning people.
Huh. There's something that I never would have realized. I guess forcing myself to write this post revealed something that was just below the surface.
Thanks to my friends who have worked so hard to stay a part of my life. I thought it was just the fact that our kids have grown up and we don't find ourselves in the same places (i.e. the little league baseball fields) anymore. I now realize how hard I have been to maintain any kind of friendship with.
Damn. I think I'll have a pity party today. Fireworks and all!
~Kim
1) I would really like to do that murder mystery dinner together!
ReplyDelete2) I don't talk about you to my spouse or family but if I did it would be to say "Oh, Kim? Yeah, she's an awesome friend".