I just finished my first run (treadmill) since I got sick.  Sometimes I forget how much that really affects my mood.  Fighting depression was the main reason I started integrating cardiovascular exercise into my routine in the first place.  I'm feeling better than I did yesterday.
I got a call from my realtor yesterday informing me that the people who own the condo I was looking into buying are offering it to me for 20k less than what I offered.  Wow.  I'm trying to figure out a plan where I can get the money for a down payment & get a loan.  So far, it's looking promising, but you never know.  It's strange how this affects me psychologically.  When I start thinking about buying my own place & paying dues, etc. (basically being responsible again!), I get a sense of hope as far as living a "normal" life again.  I'd like to think that I've gained some wisdom from the shit I've been through these past few years.  Perhaps I'm better prepared to deal with a conventional world while remaining a "free spirit" (I can't stand that term, but it does describe me).  I'm especially referring to my new job, which I will start next month.  Who knows, maybe I'll get lucky and get put with a cool partner.  It's happened in the past.  I'm still nervous as hell.
Oh, and as far as GH...I've kinda sorta blew her off this weekend.  I just don't think we're a match.  I feel bad, but dragging it out is worse.  Maybe I'm just not ready.
The worst first date ever.
6 years ago



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Glad to hear that you are getting over the bronchitis and getting back on the treadmill. Running can be a pretty amazing high, huh? It gives me great release on days when I feel like using... and it gets me on my feet on the days when I feel like hiding from the world and staying in bed. I feel much more capable of taking on the big bad world after a good run.
Good luck with the condo purchase, too. Buying a place of your own can be a really gratifying experience. It's helps you feel functional and, well, 'normal'... as boring as that all sounds...
Being in the hospital SUCKS. My best to Mel in her recovery.
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