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Quick Post Before Work
Jul. 24th, 2007 06:38 am10 hour workday yesterday, some of it put in at home. That's going to be the norm for a while, I expect. Just because I'm taking on a huge extra credit project doesn't mean I'm released from my daily responsibilities (either at the office or at home). And I'm right in the middle of a huge political tangle. Wish me luck. . .
My spiritual life is coming back to life -- more on that in a post this evening. I feel closer to the Divine than I have in years.
The Daughter is having trouble sleeping -- or rather, having trouble feeling that she's slept. She lays down, relaxes, and the next thing she knows its morning, but she doesn't feel rested and can't remember any dreams. Does anyone have any ideas on how to help with this? I know what it's like, but I have no idea how to help someone move back into a more restful pattern.
The journey of grief has shifted. I can now think of LM without crying, and I'm taking pleasure in the memories rather than having them exacerbate my grief (most of the time). I may start posting some, sharing some, to celebrate and remember. I miss him a great deal, but has absence no longer feels like a raw wound.
My spiritual life is coming back to life -- more on that in a post this evening. I feel closer to the Divine than I have in years.
The Daughter is having trouble sleeping -- or rather, having trouble feeling that she's slept. She lays down, relaxes, and the next thing she knows its morning, but she doesn't feel rested and can't remember any dreams. Does anyone have any ideas on how to help with this? I know what it's like, but I have no idea how to help someone move back into a more restful pattern.
The journey of grief has shifted. I can now think of LM without crying, and I'm taking pleasure in the memories rather than having them exacerbate my grief (most of the time). I may start posting some, sharing some, to celebrate and remember. I miss him a great deal, but has absence no longer feels like a raw wound.
