You're getting the outlines of how to cope with this terrible trick of the mind about a decade before I did in my life journey. It's hard, but it's good to understand this.
Oh, I should have dated that post properly - I started that post almost a week ago, but got distracted and never finished it. Figured I should finish it today. There was no negative energy coming from here yesterday - only love and hugs.
If you feel the need to not be alone, you are always welcome to come to our apartment, even quasi-spontaneously (by which I mean, give us a call on our landline (which is listed in my Facebook profile) or somebody's or a few people's cells first as you are about to head out, just to ensure that somebody is both home and available to take visitors.)
Though that said, most of the time, at least one person is.
I can't speak for my housemates, but I know for myself that, even if I were occupied, I would usually be willing to set things aside for a friend in need of company or support. And as for things like cleaning, well, chores are more fun with company anyway. ;-)
You know where we live, or at least I think you do, since you have been here before. We are in Porter Square, the exact address again on my Facebook profile and I believe Holly's too if you need it. Just keep this in mind. We'd love to have you.
The most likely explanation for this is actually that we couldn't hear you knock. ;-) We are on the 2nd floor and the door is on the 1st. Knocking *rarely* works. Neither does the doorbell for that matter. It is quite soft and can only really be heard from the kitchen, *if* nobody is watching TV or listening to music at the time. We've asked our landlord to give it a looksie, maybe replace it with a louder one. In the meantime, I would suggest giving one of us and/or our landline a call. Sorry, we really should make a sign or something. ;-)
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Bless you for sharing.
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If you feel the need to not be alone, you are always welcome to come to our apartment, even quasi-spontaneously (by which I mean, give us a call on our landline (which is listed in my Facebook profile) or somebody's or a few people's cells first as you are about to head out, just to ensure that somebody is both home and available to take visitors.)
Though that said, most of the time, at least one person is.
I can't speak for my housemates, but I know for myself that, even if I were occupied, I would usually be willing to set things aside for a friend in need of company or support. And as for things like cleaning, well, chores are more fun with company anyway. ;-)
You know where we live, or at least I think you do, since you have been here before. We are in Porter Square, the exact address again on my Facebook profile and I believe Holly's too if you need it. Just keep this in mind. We'd love to have you.
*hugs again*
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