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I am trying to catch up on the blog and am making headway each day. Now that I am home I am starting to think about where life will take me now. I still want to full time but I did learn that I need to workamp so I have to be somewhere doing something. It was totally to easy to hide in the camper when I was feeling down. If not for Duncan I would not have come out at all.

I went into work on Thursday just to let them know that I am still alive and kicking. I am set to return to work on July 1st so the 5 months I have not worked seem almost a lifetime. Three weeks to do so much it almost makes me feel totally overwhelmed. I know when I start working 40 hours a week I will not have the energy to do much during the week. Having multiple autoimmune diseases is a pain in the butt when it comes to energy levels.

But we will see how soon I can get this place cleaned out and be ready to move on. I want to do repairs and finish things that were left undone as Les got more and more ill. Generally spruce up the place to make it more salable.

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Have a good night!!
Deb

good for you Deb, I go nuts when I sit too long, I just have to be doing something but not too much.
I tend to watch tv while I do my computer stuff and also get up and do a little something else
here and there. Keeps me from sitting too long and getting stagnant. I never have the energy to
do stuff from start to finish all at once so thats why I do a little of everything to break it up.
Works well for me.

Love southern NH!! Had an uncle that lived in Winchester then Gillsum out side of Keene. When I was in my teens I would spend most of my summer in Winchester. Then Mom and Dad would pick me up and off to the beach and ocean we would go. Dad always knew when it was time to head for home. If Mom and I said we were tired of clams and lobster it was time to go!

Read your blog and loved the pics of the Victorian Houses!! They are so neat looking.

Right bow I am living 2miles above Gilsum. Never felt isolated until Les was gone. Now I don't want to be out here by myself.

mizdeb wrote:Right bow I am living 2miles above Gilsum. Never felt isolated until Les was gone. Now I don't want to be out here by myself.

Gilsum is a nice little town, uncles house was just about a block from the neighborhood store. Very quiet little town too. Dang skeeters there are big enough and plentiful enough to drain a body in no time!! No wonder they call them NH's state bird!!