I'm not going to go to my men's meeting tonight. I can't get past those quotes from the religious book that battered me in my youth. I would be very upset if the group took this decision with anything more than a big, collective: "Meh."
I'm still dancing around with the generalized anxiety despite the fact that everything in my life is totally fine. The only source that I can come up with is the death of these two major figures in my life. I keep wanting to pick up the phone to call Ken to tell him that I'm still struggling with the fact that Ken is dead, and I can't tell you how much I wanted to call my mom when I had that chest cold just to hear her assure me that it was, in fact, some terrible new disease. I think I'm mad that they died without my permission. I know that I'm mad that I have to experience discomfort in my life, especially discomfort that I didn't bring upon myself. I'm much better at advising other people how to deal with discomfort when I'm not personally going through any.
I have jury duty next week. I'm going to assume you know how excited I am about this. I'm sure I'm going to get asked to help adjudicate a case involving violent drug cartel members who are going to come to my house and threaten to kill me and my wife and all of my houseplants if I don't vote - you know - the right way. It has taken us a long time to get our houseplants up and running. That would be the real tragedy.
I drink too much coffee. I'm sure this has nothing to do with my generalized anxiety. Right out of chute, still in my jammies, I slam down a cup and a half of a stimulant that I don't need in the least.
Monday, June 29, 2015
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