I do hope that you get your thoughts in a clearer space as the last thing you or any of us need is to relive where we have been with treatment and the emotional toil that had for some.
I am fortunate in that I live in a rural setting where there's plenty to do. I have entries to make for our Creative Arts Exhibition when that can be run in the future so now my entries are being done without time constraint.
Banging my head hard around the computer with differing programs that I need to update for work however that is mainly because I never grew up with a computer and all it's idiosyncrasies. New mobile phone and not all apps transferred, even though they were meant to, but feeling happy that I have been able to retrieve information that I thought I had lost.
As to the birds, the sparrows must be at your place, haven't seen them for awhile. We have honeyeaters turning themselves inside out devouring the fuchsias. Recently we buried our pet kangaroo, he adopted us after we think being kicked out of the mob, lived here for about 3 years and was no trouble, miss him greatly!
Deep breaths and as we settle into this new norm.
Please take care and best wishes to all
