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It gets easier and harder to leave the house.
What is it they say about something at rest tending to stay at rest?
I'm slightly less apprehensive about driving, but only to places I've driven to before. I refuse to even attempt to drive somewhere new at the moment, much to the Captain's annoyance. He would prefer that I venture out to places and attempt to have a normal life while he's gone, but I just can't do that.
Not yet, anyway.
Every time I need to leave the house, I get anxious. For some reason, I am convinced I'm going to end up in an accident. It's very wearing on my nerves.
In other news, I've been knitting on my Slytherin house scarf, and I would guesstimate that I'm about sixty-six percent done.
ETA: It's 84 degrees outside today. I had to turn the AC on. It's February. I hate Georgia.
What is it they say about something at rest tending to stay at rest?
I'm slightly less apprehensive about driving, but only to places I've driven to before. I refuse to even attempt to drive somewhere new at the moment, much to the Captain's annoyance. He would prefer that I venture out to places and attempt to have a normal life while he's gone, but I just can't do that.
Not yet, anyway.
Every time I need to leave the house, I get anxious. For some reason, I am convinced I'm going to end up in an accident. It's very wearing on my nerves.
In other news, I've been knitting on my Slytherin house scarf, and I would guesstimate that I'm about sixty-six percent done.
ETA: It's 84 degrees outside today. I had to turn the AC on. It's February. I hate Georgia.