I don't believe it...

[crowdog66]

I actually got out of bed, had a shower, got dressed and got out of the house. Yesterday that would have been inconceivable. Today it's still incredibly hard, but I managed.

Went to Warehouse One (a downtown clothing store) and picked up a new pair of jeans for George, who needs them for Sunday and is working like a dog on Albion at the moment. Then walked over to the Bargain Store and looked around, ending up with a pair of cheap jeans for myself, a set of four bowls, and some paper plates and napkins for tomorrow.

Tomorrow... oy vey. The Full Moon ritual, and eight people in my living room, looking to me to lead it. I'm doing my best to pull up out of this tailspin, and fortunately it looks like I'll be in shape to run the ceremony plus play host, but man, that was too close. I really have to have a talk with my psych doc...

At least it looks like the weather might cooperate and let us worship outside tomorrow night. I just finished packing up the ritual suitcases to haul out to the park, and am now quite exhausted. I'll take a bit of a rest, then start cleaning the place up for company.

Comments

[pink-gecco.livejournal.com]

Hey chick!

Is there anything at all I can do to help with the ritual? Call me if you need me to bring anything else. I'm willing to help with the ritual, itself, if you would like. I'll try to be at your place a little bit before 9:30. (I've been terribly late for almost everything lately so I'm trying to make a point of being early for stuff. I'm hoping things will even out and I'll start being on time for things again.)

BB - Tara.

[crowdog66.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the offer. :-) It looks like everything is going well and on schedule, though I'll be asking folks if they want to take particular parts of the ritual (quarters, etc), so if you'd like to help out there it would be greatly appreciated.

Oh, and may I friend you here on LJ?