FOWC with Fandango — Energy
As I type this, my friend Ben up from Arizona is snoring softly on the sofa. All three dogs are asleep. Amazingly, I’m NOT asleep … but I don’t seem to sleep much.
Not sleeping is not the same as energy. I have exactly as much as I need to get done what needs getting done. Shopping, a bit of cleaning, dogs, husband … and writing posts.
Okay, and taking a few pictures. Cooking.
But the energy and verve to go into Boston with all that TRAFFIC. Or take long drives. Traveling — airports and journeys? No energy. I get a headache thinking about airports and airplanes.
I might yet have another journey or two in me, but I was really hoping they’d have the transporter ready by now. Sadly, it has not arrived.
I remember having energy — even having a little to spare. Over time and a lot of surgeries and arthritis, it left home without me. I have good days when I get stuff done … and other days when I just can’t get myself in gear. I’m about to get myself in gear, but first, I have to wake up my sleeping friend. He doesn’t have quite as much energy as he used to either.
Categories: #FOWC, #Photography, Daily Prompt, Fandango's One Word Challenge
Who does have as many energy as we used to?
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I know. But I’m REALLY tired.
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It is true. Youth (energy) is wasted on the young. *sigh* But you look happy and lively in the photos, so maybe that’s the key? To FEELING ‘energetic’ even when you’re whipped. And knowing when to stop too. That’s just sensible. 😉
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I have so many physical problems that there’s not much to be done with me at this point. And it’s hard to go on a diet when you only eat 1400 calories a day to begin with.
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I don’t have as much energy either. Today was one of those days I would rather sleep. Roomie decided I should go to market while he cooked. I finally did it so I would not hear “Reeeech! Por favor!”
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Reech, donde esta su bodge?
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In the mountains
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I think it was easier to get around when we were younger and not just because we were younger. There wasn’t the traffic like today and as for airports – there wasn’ts all the rigamarole of security etc.
Leslie
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Airlines used to treat you like a guest. NOW they treat you like luggage and we don’t even want to know how they treat real luggage.
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Bro Ben still looks fit.
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I’m wondering if anyone will fly on those pilotless planes?
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