I'm dangerously low on spoons for looking at things, so this won't be a long entry. But I spent my spoons well: Today has been my biggest Doing Things yet.
I went into the city centre, which I've only seen from the passenger seat of a car, by myself. That means public transport and walking around on my own.
I love it, I've missed this so much, but also I hate it! Crowds are exhausting.
And since I moved during lockdown, I'm having to really Think about where to get my bus or train because they've both changed. But I've forgotten where stores and tram stops are too, so I can't just blame moving!
I did the second half of the TfGM filming, and then went to gleefully yank weeds out of![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
haggis's driveway and listen to England's men's test cricket team losing. I get paid for both of those things (not for listening to TMS, but for the cleaning I was doing during it), and they're both easier and better-paying than my actual job. This is no slight on my job, which I do like, it's a criticism of how poorly care work pays.
I went into the city centre, which I've only seen from the passenger seat of a car, by myself. That means public transport and walking around on my own.
I love it, I've missed this so much, but also I hate it! Crowds are exhausting.
And since I moved during lockdown, I'm having to really Think about where to get my bus or train because they've both changed. But I've forgotten where stores and tram stops are too, so I can't just blame moving!
I did the second half of the TfGM filming, and then went to gleefully yank weeds out of
haggis's driveway and listen to England's men's test cricket team losing. I get paid for both of those things (not for listening to TMS, but for the cleaning I was doing during it), and they're both easier and better-paying than my actual job. This is no slight on my job, which I do like, it's a criticism of how poorly care work pays.