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Listy McListyface

 Lists, lists, lists. I've never been very good at keeping up to date lists and this year is even worse than usual. I'm struggling with typing (long nails, no clippers) and I can't spell any more. The things I didn't have to think about I currently am and it's frustrating.

Add to this I'm being pretty slow at the moment and I feel like I'm holding myself back. I try explaining it to those close to me who respond "it's okay to be slow, nobody expects it of you" which wasn't what I was saying at all. So let's try saying it's like climbing a tree but the bark is really slippy. 

And very, very slooooowwwwww.

Still here though.... 



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