Post by dianapalmer on Mar 7, 2014 17:26:52 GMT
I went down to visit a friend in NJ and spent the night.
When I got home at 10 pm Wednesday night, I discovered that my cats apparently had eaten much of the dry food I left for them right after I left. They overate and then started throwing up. I had five different messes to clean up--some of them on laminate floor and three on carpet (my cats definitely prefer to throw up on carpet, rather than hard floor).
I have difficulty with my energy level. Part of this is age, part of it is physical weakness from injuries I have had, part of it is my underlying depression, part of it is winter.
I cleaned up a little Wednesday night. Yesterday I did the rest. It was hard to do, because everything had hardened while I was away. Additionally, there was two days of bird mess to clean up.
I am feeling very down and glum. I felt that I had left the house clean before I went to my friend's house, but it seems it is all a mess again and I am finding it very difficulty to get it back in order. When things are in a mess, it makes me feel bad.
Yesterday afternoon one of my cats threw up again. She was in the hall. I could hear the sound she makes before this happens. I went to the hall and saw her come right over to the small floor mat and proceed to throw up on it. I didn't punish her, because I know it's not her fault. But, for the rest of the day I really didn't feel affectionate toward her and didn't want to be bothered with her on my lap. I told her several times that she was in disgrace, even though I know that's completely ridiculous, because she has no idea what she did wrong.
I feel overwhelmed with the housework. I feel really, really grouchy.
Saturday morning I have to go to a shareholder meeting for the coop where I live. I recently was asked to be on the board, and I said yes. But, I'm really not looking forward at all to going.
Yet, I know I have so much to be grateful for. I think of all the worse problems people have.
Fortunately, my brother is coming over later today. I think he will help me with some things and cheer me up.
When I got home at 10 pm Wednesday night, I discovered that my cats apparently had eaten much of the dry food I left for them right after I left. They overate and then started throwing up. I had five different messes to clean up--some of them on laminate floor and three on carpet (my cats definitely prefer to throw up on carpet, rather than hard floor).
I have difficulty with my energy level. Part of this is age, part of it is physical weakness from injuries I have had, part of it is my underlying depression, part of it is winter.
I cleaned up a little Wednesday night. Yesterday I did the rest. It was hard to do, because everything had hardened while I was away. Additionally, there was two days of bird mess to clean up.
I am feeling very down and glum. I felt that I had left the house clean before I went to my friend's house, but it seems it is all a mess again and I am finding it very difficulty to get it back in order. When things are in a mess, it makes me feel bad.
Yesterday afternoon one of my cats threw up again. She was in the hall. I could hear the sound she makes before this happens. I went to the hall and saw her come right over to the small floor mat and proceed to throw up on it. I didn't punish her, because I know it's not her fault. But, for the rest of the day I really didn't feel affectionate toward her and didn't want to be bothered with her on my lap. I told her several times that she was in disgrace, even though I know that's completely ridiculous, because she has no idea what she did wrong.
I feel overwhelmed with the housework. I feel really, really grouchy.
Saturday morning I have to go to a shareholder meeting for the coop where I live. I recently was asked to be on the board, and I said yes. But, I'm really not looking forward at all to going.
Yet, I know I have so much to be grateful for. I think of all the worse problems people have.
Fortunately, my brother is coming over later today. I think he will help me with some things and cheer me up.