Meh.

[kiya]

We appear to have a squirrel in the attic. In the corner of the bedroom. Turned up this morning when I was trying to sleep, contributing to the Vast Lack of Sleep that is my current lot.

Lennon thinks this is the Most Interesting Thing Ever, apparently.


Also, wow am I using the 'whingeing' tag a lot lately. Maybe someday I'll be capable of cheerfulness again, as opposed to this skipping-stone over meltdown thing that appears to be my perpetual state these days. I have no idea how much of this is being-in-therapyness and how much is just ... the whole shape of everything else.

Considering printing out the going-mad piece from the blog and the detailed description of the assault from LJ and bringing them to the shrink on Tuesday, because I'm utterly tired of talking about my mother.

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[artan]

Considering printing out the going-mad piece from the blog and the detailed description of the assault from LJ and bringing them to the shrink on Tuesday

Given how you've specifically mentioned that you tend to do better with language communication in written than verbal form, I think that's a great idea. It serves both as a useful fast method to get her that information to work with and broadens the range of things that you can work at.

[sheta-kaey.livejournal.com]

WTF is "whingeing"? Whinge is like hinge, with a w. If you mean as in "I whined," it's whining.

It's kinda like wanting to type "tounge" for tongue. lol Cute though.

/annoying editor mode

[kiya]

Whinge v. Sc. and north. dial. intr. To whine.

(From the handy-dandy Oxford English Dictionary.)

Edited to add: I was taught as a child, "Dogs whine. People whinge."

[sheta-kaey.livejournal.com]

I've never seen that, ever.

[kiya]

Chiefly British and areas with heavy British linguistic influence.

[sheta-kaey.livejournal.com]

Freaky. It's a friggin' ugly word, too (by appearance). I've honestly never heard it said in my life. Proves I'm a hillbilly, I guess.