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PEM frustrations

While PEM topics are active today, the PEM today from doing laundry yesterday is frustrating.
🫤
Obviously I'm good for sitting and intermittently making posts on the internet.
But ...
What I really want to do is read those books 📸
and do those model kits and model trains 📸
and play in those sketchbooks. 📸
Nope ...
Brain is not good for sustained effort today.
☹️
And body is right behind brain.
(especially hands, they are really hurting & doing this is not solving the problem)
☹️
I am good for reclining in that bed.
should that be an uplifting thought?
And it is a nice one, wonderful mattress thanks to my now 84 year old parents. 🥰

p. s., yes, that one book title from The Smithsonian really looks that fuzzy, it is 1st edition of SPACESHIPS

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Thanks! Yeah, this and the websites I went to look at Sunday newspaper comics & who knows what else, just left my brain one day and weren't there any more. Until just recently when I was Googling recent ME/CFS stuff to send Julie in England who had her long covid diagnosis changed to ME/CFS.
It was literally, "What's that forum logo? Something tells me I remember it? Is that memory for real?"
Did also eventually remember the 2 comics websites, Go Comics and Comics Kingdom. But for some unknown reason the the drive, urge, to go browse them hasn't returned. I dunno, The brain can be a quirky thing,
 

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