Tired!

I can't believe how tired I was last night! And here I am up before 10 am!

It was the kind of tired where I have really radical dreams and float in and out of consciousness and  sleeping like a rock so that I have no idea how long I really slept, only that I was dreaming crazy and up at least three times last night.

Why so tired?

It was a looooong Friday for us!

As I mentioned, the hubster had an interview down south and Fio and I tagged along. We were up before 7 am, on the road around 8 am and in OR by noon. The big show was at 2 pm so we had a little bit of time to cruise the area and check out the local Fred Meyers (BIG POINTS-it was gorgeous).

While he was doing his thing the dog and I walked, chillaxed with a book, and eventually did a little sight-seeing and shopping.

FOR OVER 3 HOURS.

Seriously. I thought they were checking his teeth or sequencing his DNA or something.

To add tiring factors it hit 71 degrees! Fio was panting nearly all day long and the both of us couldn't get enough of that new car AC.

He didn't walk out with an offer as I had expected after such a long interview but he did do some secret agent work and found out that his competition was there earlier that day and his interview didn't last quite 2 hours.

Good sign, maybe?

We loved the neighborhood and even though the company seems dead set against handing out relocation funds we're still very interested.

Maybe I'm to see the hubby eat ramen for a week!

Little Bit Of Everything

March has been a slow blogging month for me but that's not for lack of material!

I started off the month with that dastardly boil throwing a wrench into my week after my check-up with a new primary care doc at Everett Clinic. I had to cancel my PAWS shift because I couldn't walk any useful length!

That painful speed bump cleared up just in time for me and the hubby to head south for my mom's 50th birthday. It was a Bunco party and I enjoyed seeing some old friends but it's still odd hanging out with my mom and her friends when they're drinkin' and partying!

Turns out the hubster digs Bunco. Who would've thought? We decided if/when we have a moving party we'll make it a Bunco-themed shindig.

Speaking of moving... Tomorrow the hub, myself, and Fio are heading south, south to Hillsboro, OR, outside of Portland for an in-person 3rd interview with a dental company!

We have been mulling over the idea of moving down there and are going to give the town a thorough once-over tomorrow morning before his interview.

We've felt good about this prospect and are anticipating moving very soon. Of course, as excited as we are, we are just as anxious. Breaking our lease, paying for a moving truck, packing everything up and completing the move with 3 pets is a daunting task for us!

I'm nervous about feeling more isolated in a new town with absolutely 0 contacts. I already feel isolated here! Without a job, family, or many friends nearby it's basically me and my pets with a smattering of interactions with strangers.

I will say there is the occasional spark of social activity! On Tuesday I went to a fellow PersonalizedFree.com's home for lunch and chatting and hanging out. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and will gobble up the Thai leftovers she sent me home with shortly... *yum*

Further news! I had a dermatology appointment yesterday and have started a prescription acne treatment with antibiotics and a RX cream. I am going to do some more research on it, but I really liked my ARNP and nurse at the clinic and am feeling good about things so far :)

Further, further news! I'm not convinced of my depression diagnosis anymore.

Crazy, eh?

I'm reading Eric Maisel's writing about "Natural Psychology" and the concept that while biological depression does exist, it is quite often over-diagnosed due to misguided expectations about the nature of life.

Sure, I'm sure I've been biologically depressed before but right now, I feel like my main issue is psychological. I don't look at the world in a healthy, helpful way. I have very negative thought patterns and I don't have any driving force or reason to my life.

I'm reading and learning and going to do some work on this to try and unearth a purpose for my existence. More to follow-this'll be quite the undertaking!

In the meantime, I'm swallowing loads of pills everyday including: Vitamin D, Vitamin B Complex, Magnesium, Multi-Vitamin, Seroquel, Lexapro, thyroid meds, and now acne meds! I feel like a reverse-gumball machine.