I don't remember what I did that day. Maybe I have notes jotted in my notebook, maybe not. I went for a pedicure. I couldn't really reach my feet anymore. And the ankles were swollen. I hadn't realized how much until I took this picture:
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Today, much like last year, will go by without me likely remembering what I was doing. I dropped an old computer off for e-cycling, I went to Yoga. I putz'd around the house on a few chores.
Mostly, I thought about Serenity. I thought about how sad I am. How tough it is.
Now that the blond highlights are growing out, I've noticed how many gray hairs I have. I had just a few near my part last year. Now, there are gray hairs all around the front of my hairline. I have aged. Noticably.
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Last night, Triple S and I had a fight. This is the first fight for a long time. Over a year. Like most fights, it was over nothing. A misunderstanding over an insignificant thing. All on a background of the impending re-opening of partially healed wounds and large dose of grief. For Triple S, it is the birth of his co-worker's baby. He hadn't told me, saying he didn't want to make me sad. Really, I would be relieved to know.
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The last several days, I have felt blocked up. I feel disconnected from the universe, even from myself. Nothing is flowing. I went to stitch the first seven days of my quilt together, only to find that the tension unit is completely busted. How that happened I don't know. Not an auspicious beginning to my quilt.
It feels like nothing is going on in my life today, because I am spending time in the past.

4 comments:
((hugs)) I wish I can say something wise, or soothing, but I have no words. Thinking of you. xo
I seem to spend too much time in the past too, because I really don't like the present and I have no idea of what my future looks like. Hold tight Ya Chun, we're all here with you.
With the 1 year mark looming, paying homage to the past is OK in my book. Not just OK but pretty darn normal.
Much love
xo
I'm with G., normal. It sucks but it is what it is, that bitch normal. I found the days leading up to it worse than the actual day. It's like waiting for a car crash you know is going to happen so you tense up and then, hopefully, it'll just be a fender bender. It's a crappy analogy, I know. Ugh.
Thinking of you.'xxoo
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