Well nothing much going on at the moment, Looking forward to the weekend when there shall be, a Miso banquet, most main courses are £3.
Paul tells me he loves me but Im still feeling detatched at the moment, from mostly everything. I m tired though, and I think thats contributing towards the way Im feeling.
I wish I had a TV in the bedroom. Think I'll half inch the lappy for bedroom watchery,
On the upside my open University Course stuff came through today, and the best part is I can offset my ILA Scotland allowance against the course and the remaining £325 is coming from my bonus this year, which means all in, all things going well, this time next year I'll be back at university.
Huzzah!
Sometimes I think I like to work continually, because if I work all the time, and so tired I can barely stand up, that it stops me from being still and having the time to think and worry things over. I am a worrier. I worry that I cant have Kids, I worry that I will have kids, I worry that I cant keep a pet for any length of time, I worry about getting a pet, I worry that I work too hard. I worry that my time of being me is over. I think thats the main thing that gets me down, I dont feel like me anymore. This isnt me. I was happiest when I was 19, do I accept that things are never going to be that way again and try to adapt to this new me? Or do I change everything in the hope that I can at least have some of the old me back? But what if, in changing I lose everything that I have just now? I've worked so very hard to get to where I am just now, house (used to be in homeless hostel), job (at least I have the option of not having to work two jobs) and a husband who protests he does love me but albeit in a reserved and sort of half hearted and disinterested way
Im scared if it goes wrong I'll lose it all.
I know he loves me or he wouldnt have married me. Would he......?
He does love you. The impression I get's just that he sometimes finds it hard to show that, which frustrates him... Which makes it all the worse.
ReplyDeleteI may be wrong, but that's how he comes across to me when we talk.