This journal post could almost be the same as yesterday’s
post. I am still having difficulty walking on my weekly; however, I only pissed
on myself once today trying to get to the bathroom. I still have not located
that little handheld urinal thing. Of course, my leg hasn’t been strong enough
to move around looking for it.
The Kitty Kids seem to be a bit more demanding today than
they did yesterday. Well, I should say, “Midnight has been more demanding today
than she was yesterday.” (I am still not 100% sure that Midnight is female. The
brief moments I have to inspect her rear end too short to be conclusive).
I still need to some how from somewhere raise the money to
pay the Louisville Gas and Electric bill. It is about $151.00; I have $26.00 to
live on for the rest of the month. I need to contact more local churches;
however, it’s hard for me when I have difficulty speaking on the telephone,
difficulty staying awake, and difficulty asking someone to help me. After all,
all my life I have been the one responding to requests for aid; it has only
been recently that I have been the one asking for aid.
I am hoping against reality that the US Department of
Education will refund some or all of the $1200 they have taken from my Social
Security check thus far in 2014. Perhaps I’ll have the energy tomorrow to make
more telephone calls to see if I can find out from Washington what is going on. Or perhaps it
is better that I use my awake time to seek the money to pay my electric bill.
I telephoned my mother around 5 o’clock after I had awakened
from my second afternoon nap. It seems that she had not realized that she had
not talked to me yesterday. That’s good. When Mom does not talk to me, she
creates in her mind the worst possible scenario such as I have fallen and along
the floor, or even dead.
I have been awake now about an hour and a half. My leg hurts
sitting up, so as soon as I publish this journal post, I shall again recline in
my lift chair and elevate my legs.
Please drop by today's Nick's Bytes: Too Bad It's Monday and enjoy the humor.
Blessings to all!
I always wanted a house full of cats, and now Mona and I have three. The city limits us to four, so we're keeping an eye out to expand our little family. I really believe our furry little friends are gifts from God! :)
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