OT The Home Isolation Thread- What are you doing?

Well technically the house doesn’t have a basement and even if you were to make one, I’m a flight of stairs above it.

 

Time Relativity
Time as linear vs time as circular
How events in the past shape the future
Can the future shape the past? Could it only be if time is not linear (Where the past of the future is the past of the present albeit with separate circumstances, reflecting a specific point in time)?
What if we don’t properly perceive how the past has shaped the future?
Primary religious scripture and how I feel it is misunderstood
The balance between religion and science and how both are necessary to come to a conclusive answer
Wondering if we reach the answer before we cause problems

Basically things that may make you think I have a few screws loose.

 

That's a wife's job.

 

I've passed four kidney stones but never a stent. Is this a new procedure? Why did't they do this with my stones back in the mid 80s?
Hey, you know what I say - Everybody Must Get Stoned.

Everybody Must Get Stoned - Bob Dylan

 

HAHAHAHA!

 

all went well! Had the doc do it.

 

Good choice!! Glad to hear!

 

I learned the final piece of what had me gnawing my way out of my straitjacket the last few months. Autistic burnout. Never had I ever been through anything quite this bad mentally before. I was taking two naps a day because I couldn't hardly function to do daily tasks. 202o is too crazy, and I literally suffer from way too much empathy. So I won't fully recover this year, but I can manage it better now that I know what the hell is going on, lol.



Don't try this one at home boys and girls.

 

Interesting that you should bring the subject of naps up. Saturday, I took the longest nap I've taken in over a decade. Then, Saturday night when I usually sleep 3 to 5 hours, I slept over 9 hours. That made a total of 15 hours of sleep where I usually get about four with another 3 or more hours during a daytime nap. Wow. I've got arthritis and I slept on my right hip all night which was so sore the next morning that I could barely hobble from one stopping point to another without nearly falling a dozen times. I barely got out to the kitchen where I had to sit in my wheel chair to rest so I could make it to my pill box to begin my five times a day regimen of taking pills. That doesn't the five times a day I have to take shots or the once every morning where I have to send in my blood test, pulse, blood pressure, answer questions and send in my daily weight to my VA Telehealth nurse. Oh wait, there's more. I still have to take my three inhalers five times a day and my tow nose sprays four times a day. Now, they want me to do more. Good God, I just finished my heart monitor for 14 days during which I could not shower in the front above the waist. That meant no shaving for fourteen days. Then there's my medicated toothpaste. All this and I have to watch my diet of the 20 or so foods I cannot have.