- Wake up an hour before work. Well, hit the snooze button a few times, get up, go to the bathroom, get dressed in a hurry, pick up the food My Father leaves for me, then leave.
- Maybe I go to McDonald's for coffee, maybe not.
- Park, usually in the back, which is a pain-in-the-ass because I have to walk around to a designated door I have to enter in because my supervisor has to ask me questions about my health and then check me in.
- Work. Well, "work" for four hours, regardless of whether or not there is work.
- Might eat the food I brought from home during break, maybe not.
- Once I leave, where I go next depends on whether or not I'm spending money. If I am spending money, a fast food drive-thru. If not, a park or, maybe nowadays, a cemetery.
- If I get fast food, I find somewhere to eat.
- Once I reach the park or cemetery, I recline my driver's seat and look through my phone. I'm listening to The Common Man Progrum the whole time.
- Walk if I have the time.
- Once a week I call my psychotherapist.
- Get home, usually around 3.
- Dunk the mask Mother made for me in a metal bowl in the bathroom. I then add detergent.
- Eat, sometimes I duck My Father's insults and my parents bickering at each other.
- After that I iron the next homemade mask I will wear the next day. Inbetween ironings I will wash the mask I used that day.
- After I leave the washed mask in the bowl, I climb into bed. Usually I blog post when I have not done so for the day ... like I am doing now.
- Fall asleep.
- Wake up and I look through my phone.
- If there is TV I plan on watching, I watch it around this time.
- I finally pry my eyes off of my phone and shower. Have to leave enough time for my big-ass hair to air dry.
- Surf the Internet some more.
- Maybe eat.
- Brush my teeth.
- Get into bed, but with my cellphone, looking through some guys I follow on Twitter.
- Finally go to bed, usually later than I want to. I vow to go to bed earlier starting the next day.
United States Constitution, Article I, Section 9, Clause 8: "No Person holding any Office of Profit or Trust under them, shall, without the Consent of the Congress, accept of any present, Emolument, Office, or Title, of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince, or foreign State."
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
My Day These Days:
Labels:
authority figures,
blogs,
cellphone,
chores,
coffee,
eating,
exercise,
father,
fighting,
food,
getting up,
insults,
internet,
money,
pain in the ass,
radio,
record-keeping,
sleep,
television,
work
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