When I showed up at Plamehouse for the first time, I carried a sign that said "Will Blog for Food." Little did I know how ironic this would turn out to be.
I've been thinking about the support structures that we need as our political involvement becomes more complex.
I trust you have read my post on Plamehouse where I had to beg them to consider eating, and finally take action on my own. After about an hour of hinting about dinner, including putting a sign saying WE NEED FOOD in front of Jane and Marcy, I had to take action myself and go forth in search of pizza.
Today I watched people laying utility lines for some unknown future near my house. Investing in capacity for future use.
My own aha moment came when ordering another AC adapter and power plug for my laptop. I'm frequently running from room to room, one where I often work, the other where I sometimes work and where the electric connections exist.
What I thot I was doing was ordering was a spare set for keeping in my travel bag, to save time and mental energy when packing for my frequent trips. Just as I was about to push "order" I had the idea---get another set. For the other room here. So for a small additional amount I have solved the running back and forth problem. I can now work and post from either room.
We need to think about administrative support, and it can be as elemental as feeding Jane and Marcy in DC. How can we put together the people who must work to the exclusion of thinking about things like food with the people who want to support that work.
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Showing posts with label eating disorders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eating disorders. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
St. Patrick's Day
What? You say it's St. Valentine's Day? I will call it whatever I want. The Catholic Church says Valentine isn't a real saint anyway.
So at the moment I'm pacing the floor waiting to see if there will be court today. Do you suppose that's why they call the documents the Pacer system? High-strung people trying to calm down long enough to get the facts onto paper.
To amuse and calm myself I'm looking at the slogans on my coffee mugs:
Rocky and Bullwinkle---"Stupidity at Epidemic Proportions"
Dogbert---"Let me drop everything and work on YOUR problem"
and finally,
"What time is recess?"
Well this isn't working. Back to pacing the floor. Hey it works off the winter weight. I actually lost a pound this week. I'm gonna call it the Trial by Jury Diet.
So at the moment I'm pacing the floor waiting to see if there will be court today. Do you suppose that's why they call the documents the Pacer system? High-strung people trying to calm down long enough to get the facts onto paper.
To amuse and calm myself I'm looking at the slogans on my coffee mugs:
Rocky and Bullwinkle---"Stupidity at Epidemic Proportions"
Dogbert---"Let me drop everything and work on YOUR problem"
and finally,
"What time is recess?"
Well this isn't working. Back to pacing the floor. Hey it works off the winter weight. I actually lost a pound this week. I'm gonna call it the Trial by Jury Diet.
Labels:
court,
eating disorders,
Libby trial,
saint
Sunday, January 14, 2007
Food: enemy, fuel, or pleasure?
I have an eating disorder dating back to my teenage years.
Turbocharged by fighting back against ADHD minute to minute urges to do something anything eat?
So I learned not to eat all the time. And to push back against the desire to eat. And then the idea of cooking.
Tho I do make a mean Thanksgiving dinner. All are invited.
So I'm curious to hear about firedoglake people and egregiousBlog people and their attitude toward food. It seems...almost positive and happy. How can that be. I am open to learning and changing my attitude.
I was only in serious anorexia once, in high school when I lost 30 pounds and weighed 103 and STILL thot I was fat. A neighbor doctor helped me turn that around, bless him.
Food: the enemy, fuel, or pleasure. Discuss.
Turbocharged by fighting back against ADHD minute to minute urges to do something anything eat?
So I learned not to eat all the time. And to push back against the desire to eat. And then the idea of cooking.
Tho I do make a mean Thanksgiving dinner. All are invited.
So I'm curious to hear about firedoglake people and egregiousBlog people and their attitude toward food. It seems...almost positive and happy. How can that be. I am open to learning and changing my attitude.
I was only in serious anorexia once, in high school when I lost 30 pounds and weighed 103 and STILL thot I was fat. A neighbor doctor helped me turn that around, bless him.
Food: the enemy, fuel, or pleasure. Discuss.
Labels:
adhd,
cooking,
eating disorders,
happiness,
neighbors
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