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sennashi_dorei) wrote2025-04-27 09:52 am
sennashi_dorei) wrote2025-04-27 09:52 am
Ah, the times.
I woke up this morning, and I was achey and sore. It reminded me of being at Ike's place. I moved there begrudgingly, but had a mostly great time other than my health.
That house had the feel of age. Record player: 45s from the 40s, maybe earlier. We'd listen sometimes, too. A nice piano in the living room. The sweet dogs.
But those walls, they had the feeling of age in a scary, but also, somehow pleasant way. It was a sense of atmosphere that was comfortable.. except! You reeeaaally had to wonder if there was mold in those walls: it was like an old farm house in the middle of the burbs.
I still think there might have been mold in that house. That's where my health seriously started to deteriorate. I got pneumonia while I was there. That remains to be the only time I've ever had pneumonia.
My legs were the worst. I was just starting to work out more than ever before. 30-45 minute walks 2-3 times a day, many days a week.
My legs started hurting *before* even my first walk. I went to a doctor, and they said I had a vitamin d deficiency, so they put me on that.
Mi madre recommended walking, so I tried it out, and it was really lifting my spirits, and honestly, I felt like it was helping me feel better.
The way my legs felt in those early days, was remembered this morning... but once I started moving around a little bit, it just went away! Happy.
I'm going to attempt to take today as a mostly break day, since I've been walking so much... but!!!! I'm almost out of the paper that I need for a project ><. I feel like a paper mill, kinda hate that.
Thankfully, everything I make, can also be made with metal, too. So... if folks want to complain about my paper usage... I'm actually wanting to try the metal... just.. it might take a bit to get there, we'll see how that goes.
But paper can be recycled.. so maybe it's not as bad as I think? I have no idea. I took up origami for so many reasons.
I'm trying to look forward to the day... but there's still too many problems, oh well.
That house had the feel of age. Record player: 45s from the 40s, maybe earlier. We'd listen sometimes, too. A nice piano in the living room. The sweet dogs.
But those walls, they had the feeling of age in a scary, but also, somehow pleasant way. It was a sense of atmosphere that was comfortable.. except! You reeeaaally had to wonder if there was mold in those walls: it was like an old farm house in the middle of the burbs.
I still think there might have been mold in that house. That's where my health seriously started to deteriorate. I got pneumonia while I was there. That remains to be the only time I've ever had pneumonia.
My legs were the worst. I was just starting to work out more than ever before. 30-45 minute walks 2-3 times a day, many days a week.
My legs started hurting *before* even my first walk. I went to a doctor, and they said I had a vitamin d deficiency, so they put me on that.
Mi madre recommended walking, so I tried it out, and it was really lifting my spirits, and honestly, I felt like it was helping me feel better.
The way my legs felt in those early days, was remembered this morning... but once I started moving around a little bit, it just went away! Happy.
I'm going to attempt to take today as a mostly break day, since I've been walking so much... but!!!! I'm almost out of the paper that I need for a project ><. I feel like a paper mill, kinda hate that.
Thankfully, everything I make, can also be made with metal, too. So... if folks want to complain about my paper usage... I'm actually wanting to try the metal... just.. it might take a bit to get there, we'll see how that goes.
But paper can be recycled.. so maybe it's not as bad as I think? I have no idea. I took up origami for so many reasons.
I'm trying to look forward to the day... but there's still too many problems, oh well.