Done yesterday

[mdlbear]

0318 We
  * up 6:30; W=186.6; drugs, nose; emergen-c, coffee
  & :( :( apparently forgot CPAP last night.
  = http://www.fborfw.com/strip_fix/archives/003649.php
  * called YD in absent for the day
  & 9am call Colleen
  & 9:40 visit Colleen, bring clean laundry
    ! she's worried about her progress, of course.  I'm still optimistic.
  = fingerweaving/fingerknitting (from mention by N)
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fingerweaving 
    www.northwestjournal.ca/sash.html 
    www.nativetech.org/finger/beltinstr.html 
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finger_knitting 
    www.wikihow.com/Finger-Weave 
    www.knitty.com/ISSUEsummer06/FEATfingerknitting.html 
  * E: appointment at 11:30; Lawrence.  Be there 11ish, so leave 10:45
  & visit Colleen on the way home
    Assisted transfer to chair; 20 minutes in standing frame; 1 hr session
    ! pleased with progress.  A little snuggle = happy bear
  & Lunch at home
  & Cosentino's 
  & Back to work.  Finish editing $document.  Work on $project-A
  * Wednesday; rather lightly attended.
  * Bed ~11

The whole day was pretty neutral; neither happy nor depressed. It felt busy, with lots of running around, and I managed to put in nearly a full day of working from home. I don't think I really had time by myself to notice my feelings, and I'm not sure I would have wanted to.

Wednesday night was lightly attended; I stayed out in the living room but didn't feel part of the conversation; eventually I settled for noodling on guitar, reading LJ, and reading a book. So did a lot of other people; at one point there was nothing in the room but three geeks on laptops and one on a smartphone.

A brief mention of "fingerweaving" by pocketnaomi sent me off on a quick bit of research that eventually led me to two different crafts, neither of which is actually weaving. The one she was thinking of, more often called finger knitting, is the simpler of the two, and looks as though it would make a good, essentially mindless thing to do with my hands while carrying on a conversation. Not to mention giving me an excuse for yarn-geeking with all my fiber-crafty friends.