Homeopathy brings stuff out usually 12-14 days after I start a new remedy I feel awful in some way or another. Sometimes I am living hell for people to be around. I guess you could say it's like a second pms :-O. Since I'm being detoxed of celexa (an anti-depressant) and haldol (an anti-psychotic) I am feeling manicky at times and when I am angry I am saying things I later regret. I find it hard when stuff is coming out like this to be around people.
I also tend to take on everyone else's stress and when I have stuff coming out for me I feel angry that I have to deal with everyone else and me all in one. I guess this sounds selfish and I really need to get back into doing work on me for me like yoga and bubble baths (I know I say that but...). Today I did a bit of the butterfly hug (with arms crossed and tapping the left and right hand simultaneously on my shoulders), drank relaxation tea, had valerian, and also lavender. All that calmed me enough to make some granola, yum!
Hope, Kerri and I have been busy shovelling snow. Here is the end result.
Yesterday, on 3 hours sleep I was out shovelling for over an hour.
Today at the crack of dawn Kerri and Hope had to shovel out the snowbank from the road cleaning vehicle for Kerri's bus so that she could do her 7:20 am run. I would have helped although I told Kerri I took my zyprexa prn too late and only crawled out of bed at 7:40am.
I did manage to shovel Kerri's car out which was barricaded in by a snowbank over at the neighbours. Then I found out we have to shovel out a whole cars length and then some so that our country mailman can stay in his vehicle when he's dropping off (and picking up our mail to be sent) our mail. Kerri helped me clear for the mailman's vehicle...
So, all in all we shovelled out the equivalent of 5 car spaces worth as we have a 3 car drive-way. This is our winter folks, lol.
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o, if you think it's baaaad that we have gotten soo much snow all at once, this second shot was taken in March of 2008. The snow is supposed to be melting by March! So, we ain't seen nothing yet (perhaps).

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