How are you feeling?

[Shadowfax]

Very alone and like nobody understands.

[Squeely]

Very alone and like nobody understands.

*hug*

[Marizzle]

Very alone and like nobody understands.

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Bored.

[Squeely]

Fatigued and whoozy from blood loss. Gonna spend the rest of my day in bed.

[Carl]

I hope you feel better soon Kay. You too, Squeely.

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I'm feeling kinda strange and tired. It'll pass though.

[Marizzle]

A bit under pressure!

[Shadowfax]

Thanks for the hugs and well wishes guys. I feel a little better now. Just had a rough morning is all.

[Marizzle]

A bit worried.

[Carl]

I feel physically beat, but I could have kept working because mentally, emotionally, I feel ALIVE. And for the first time in years it has nothing to do with another person. I'm productive, and useful, whether I can get a job or not. I can still help my family. I can do something practical, which is one of the biggest reasons I've had a problem with finding work. Most jobs don't fit my personality at all, they aren't practical, don't feel productive, and are simply too arbitrary and needlessly complicated.

I may be a writer and a creative person, but if I can't work someplace like a library, I need to do straightforward physical labor. It feels important. It feels like it matters. It feels like I'm accomplishing something and it burns stress instead of creating stress. I need to get into shape and then I can find this kind of job.

I feel productive, and like I have value.

All of this because I mowed the lawn.

[Tora]

I feel heavy hearted and sad.