Being without a main pc for the last few days, has found me doing things a little differently. I thought ot would be a miserable time, frustration and annoyance dominating everything.

Life with an unaccustomed laptop is certaily slower, giving me plenty of time to think as I am forced to wait for even the simplest jobs. So I have been doing a lot of really deep thinking.

I have come to realise that my life has been slowly changing into something I no longer recognise these last few months. Where once I was a writer/blogger who somehow managed t fit in everything else, I have changed into a carer, someone who tries to do other things. Sometimes I manage it, but more often, I don’t.

I have no problem with any of this, it is what it is, after all, but being a carer is a very responsible job and not easy in todays uncertain times. I pray that I will not need to call the doctor, of have to take Anita back to the hospital. She is determined to stay well enough to avoid this, but sometimes a little reassurance from a doctor would be good.

The second hand pc arrives later today, and I sincerely hope installing it is as painless as the last one. Everything transferred as if by magic, so I have my fingers crossed!


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8 responses to “Jaye’s Week…”

  1. Fingers crossed! Life does change, adapting to the change is not so easy.

    1. It’s beginning to feel like Groundhog Day around here!

      1. I know what you mean!

  2. Very best of luck Jaye. xxxx

    1. I have a feeling I’m gonna need it!

  3. Hope Anita continues to stay well, and you too Jaye. Have a nice week.

    1. One way or another, this weeks a write off, but there’s always next week…

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