Gods, look what the cat’s dragged in.
Eighteen months trapped in a washing machine spin cycle of mental illness triggered by the sudden return of people into my safe little Aspie world after the bliss of lockdown isolation.
If any of my lovely old Blogville neighbours still check in here from time to time, I can only grovel and genefluct in your general direction and especially apologise to folk I should have emailed but couldn’t bring myself to make the human contact. Sitting in front of the pooter, trying to email folk but shaking with the horror of it all (and a fair amount of vomiting, too) was not something I anticipated but these things happen and here I am, attempting to do my first blog post in way too long.
I'm still not venturing back to Fæcebook; that's too big a step. First, we'll see if I can keep this up.
On a happier note, things are coming along slowly but carefully at the Castle, so I’ll do some catch-up posts on that for anyone who’s interested.
Next post, we’ll find out what happens when you set fire to a Fat Hobbit and watch it burn …Yes, really.
14 comments:
Dive, I get it. I have some of the same feelings—to a lesser degree surely, but I get it. I'm more social than you are, I think, and I'm glad lockdown is over. But there are times when I don't want to communicate, with anyone, for any reason.
Glad you're back.
Thanks, Petrea. You're a star. I confess to have been sneaking into FB to keep an eye on folks and to follow Camelot and Vine's journey into audio. Yay, Casey! I'm really looking forward to hearing you narrate it.
Thanks, Dive! That makes me a tad nervous, because as you know most of the characters are British and I'm...not... But I hired a good coach to help with the accents, and I put all my heart into it.
Ah, but the heroine's American and the Brits are of the Ancient and mythically Proto-Welsh variety. I'm sure I'll love it.
True! We don't know exactly what they sounded like. Maybe they sounded like an American woman working on her RP.
I think you'll like it. There have been a couple of really good advance reviews.
Yay! It's down for my Summer Hols reading, first week in July, when I'll be sat on my fat butt watching Wimbledon on TV with the sound off and listening to you.
Multitasking!
Hello, sweetpea! I was happy to see your birthday greeting for the MITM on Facebook, so I had to check if I'd missed your return to Blogville. I've been a tad remiss about blogging. xoxo
Hey, Savannah! Great to see you! I've been uncommunicative on FB for a long time (and probably shall be for a while longer), but I do keep an eye out and have to restrain myself from cheering your glorious posts, however, the MITM's birthday was worth raising my head above the parapet for.
I hope to be posting here more regularly from now on with lots of things happening at the Castle. xoxo
I'm looking forward to reading more about the Castle! Y'all crossed my mind not too long ago because I was truly wondering about the restoration status! xoxo
It was a very nice surprise to see this post pop up but I'm sorry to read that you've been having problems.
I agree with you. If they gave me a turn at being in charge I'd bring back lockdown. The proper lockdown which we had for the first three weeks when people did stay at home and observe social distancing. suited me very well too.
I look forward to reading more about the castle written in your inimitable style.
Hey, Pea. Been going through some stuff, but trying to claw my way out of it. Great to hear from you again. How are things in the worlds of spinning and marvellous music?
Welcome back, old friend! Since you reached out via Facebook, I have been thinking that I really need to focus on blogging again. We all used to have so much fun reading each other's stuff. I'll get things gussied up over at my place and send you a link in a bit.
Hello Dive! Sorry to hear you've gone through quite a rough patch. I've been thinking of your and hoping you would make a reappearance. I can understand, to a small degree, what you've been dealing with. But I'm so glad to see you back in blogville! And I know I'm not alone at being so happy to see you! Now I get to read through all the castle posts I've missed. Hugs from Berkeley!
Hey there, Kate! I can't wait to see you back in Blogville. Following you and Chuck on FB is quite an adventure but it'll be even better on the blog.
Hugs right back, Katie. Blogging again is therapeutic and I'm so glad that folk are dropping in again. More from the Castle soon.
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