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The meanderings and word-play of a born again sceptic grasped by an ultimate concern! Incorporating a Journey through (and hopefully from)the shadow of ME/CFS.

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  • Frustration Rules

    Posted on Monday November 16th, 2009 at 13:19 in health, exercise, sleep, frustration, guilt, tetchiness

    A generalized sense of shatteredness has replaced much of the familiarly painful discomfort of the past few years yet, simultaneously, the tetchiness of my achingly disoriented days has returned with a vengeance. I suppose that, on one level, I feel ...

  • Like a circle in a spiral

    Posted on Monday November 16th, 2009 at 08:00 in Computers, frustration, telephone, prescriptions, g p surgery

    Once upon a time one picked up a telephone and rang through to the surgery to order a repeat prescription but, sadly those days are gone. Once upon another time, my local pharmacy did the job for me but, on almost every other occasion, something w...

  • DOWN TIME

    Posted on Tuesday August 25th, 2009 at 11:02 in Computers, frustration, downtime, isps

    I'm greatly surprised; "the system's actually working" (he says touching wood, and holding a lucky rabbit's foot - well maybe the rabbit wasn't so lucky!).Over the past couple of days I've been experiencing as much downtime, so far as internet connec...

  • Weakened Weekends and Travail Aids

    Posted on Monday July 13th, 2009 at 05:13 in garden, commerce, food and drink, frustration, bbq, exhaustion, satnav

    Saturday evening is usually my major cooking time, when I prepare the meal for Sunday lunch-time, which usually also suffices for our needs on the Monday and, in variant form provides the main component of a further meal later in the week. This ...

  • Seasons In The Sun

    Posted on Thursday April 30th, 2009 at 05:02 in health, garden, weather, stamina, frustration, blessings, pacing, me cfs

    Sometimes, the weather makes one’s “pacing” easier; at others it proves the worst adversary. Recent days have seen a clear demonstration of this; a spell of dry sunshiny weather found me out in the garden, eager to tackle a number of overdue ta...

  • tempus fugit - carpe diem

    Posted on Tuesday April 21st, 2009 at 04:39 in art, life, health, employment, time, gratitude, stamina, frustration, pacing, me cfs, brain-fog

    Doesn’t time fly by when one has nothing to do? Maybe I should correct that; one can usually find plenty to do but, time is always too short, especially when one has no fixed agenda.There was a song, “Who Knows Where The Time Goes”, to which I ...

  • Facing The Void

    Posted on Wednesday March 11th, 2009 at 16:10 in life, health, inspiration, nicotine, frustration, caffeine, perspiration

    Perspiration comes at the flick of an invisible switch, trigger factor unknown; unfortunately inspiration refuses to disclose itself. Yes, the body’s thermostat is playing up as usual but, the mind seems to have just stopped functioning altogether....

  • Salt Flow

    Posted on Friday March 6th, 2009 at 09:29 in depression, health, sleep, frustration, tiredness, discomfort

    Just when things can’t get any worse, somehow they manage it; Wednesday’s crash (KERRR ..AAAA…SSSH!) was followed by an even greater slump on Thursday. Serially interrupted sleep seems to do little for one’s morale or physical well-being; the...

  • A Nudge and a Wink

    Posted on Sunday November 23rd, 2008 at 14:19 in life, health, frustration, musing, discomfort, normality, setbacks, me cfs

    Night-time trips between bed and bath rooms are fraught with a sense of adventure; my faith in the stability of bed end, stair rail and wall, has not been undermined so far. As long as the muscular and joint pains remain discomfortingly persistent, I...

  • RESTORED to ME

    Posted on Sunday October 26th, 2008 at 10:42 in health, frustration, musing, normality, me cfs

      If one lives in a state of perpetual “not-wellness”, how is it possible to detect when they are ill? I refer to those kinds of chronic condition, which one learns to accept as normative, the regularly attendant symptoms of which would be c...

  • Update on Blankness

    Posted on Thursday October 2nd, 2008 at 16:39 in Computers, frustration, yahoo geocities

      Whenever I enter, or click on any link with, my Luv4Sinners website address, I'm still greeted with a blank screen. At least when I go to my UK Geocities page, it has reverted to showing the uk.geocities.com website address and, the File Manag...

  • Like A Blank Out Of The Blue

    Posted on Wednesday October 1st, 2008 at 14:27 in Computers, frustration, yahoo geocities

      Suddenly, I discover this morning that my Luv4Sinners website is not available. This site: http://uk.geocities.com/luv4sinners/  is apparently non-existent. When I go into the UK Geocities page, for managing my site, it states that my web...

  • Reluctantly Staying Put

    Posted on Monday September 29th, 2008 at 14:48 in stamina, frustration, isps, me cfs

    After considerable soul destroying hassle with our ISP, Virgin Media, we have now agreed to a new 12 month contract giving us the same broadband & phone package as we’ve had for a few years at £7.00 less per month. Of course, had we not be...

  • Of Disparity and Separation

    Posted on Sunday August 24th, 2008 at 16:18 in frustration, tetchiness

    If the overall level of discomfort was greater, the whole situation would be easier to understand. It’s a rather strange sensation, even if not at all unfamiliar, to feel totally drained and tetchy, yet not at all tired. It has been one of t...

  • A Loss Of Affirmation

    Posted on Tuesday July 1st, 2008 at 15:51 in frustration, discomfort, atos, setbacks

    Although I generally manage to maintain a reasonably upbeat outlook, in the face of the various slings and arrows my physical and emotional being undergoes, there are times when the clouds just fall around you and the sun refuses to break through. To...

  • ATOS Calling

    Posted on Sunday June 29th, 2008 at 07:08 in frustration, musing, telephone, atos, me cfs, dwp

    11.30 am, Sunday morning, and the telephone rings. The caller asks if I’m me, a disembodied voice from ATOS, the private medical arm employed by the DWP, proffering me a date to attend a medical in York. It has got to be York (not Leeds, my preferr...

  • Looking Forward

    Posted on Wednesday April 9th, 2008 at 13:33 in garden, weather, frustration, blossom

    Blossom Time - Harrogate StrayNow that's what I'm looking forward to! Don't get me wrong though, I generally love all phases of all seasons but, as our temperatures have dropped somewhat the last fe...

  • A Delicate Balance

    Posted on Thursday March 6th, 2008 at 11:36 in gratitude, frustration, discomfort, contentment, setbacks

    Although I’m frequently aware of the close proximity of contentment to complacency, it’s only on rare occasions that the narrow margin between contentment and frustration comes to my attention. Alongside the health improvements of the past twelve...