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Long, quiet day--labor unintensive. Didn't get up until later this morning--after not sleeping well last night.

Spent a lot of time wrestling with the new phone--have finally begun to grok how the UI works on this model. That is for the most part--there are still some mysteries which may remain so. The key complaint is that there are just too many features--and how those features are intertwined and buried. One example is the LED lights that provide status information--like the one that signals that the battery is being charged. That LED can be turned off when navigating deep in the UI--and it's not clear how I managed to do that. But I did--and spent a lot of time excavating that it had been done and flipping it back on. I thought the phone had stopped working--it was a just following instructions that I don't have a clue that were issued while I was exploring.

Enough of this techno-tangle--back to RSB tomorrow and a week of lighter stress before the stress meter gets tweaked by the BIG sessions that I start doing the following week.

Right now, I'm feeling like I want to go to sleep--or drink an energy drink to awaken my system. I spent the day being very sedentary--still working on the phone-as-puzzle. But I don't want to go back into that lost mist--time for a shift and a weave. In fact, I've treated myself to two Horchata Fraps today--and shouldn't need an energy drink. It's about dinner time--and although I've eaten well today I can still nosh a bit on a chicken wrap that I still have.

I just realized that I cannot say with certainty--what I did today in the sequence that things happened. I can repeat that condition of lost history for most of my of days--in particular the set of days since I was diagnosed with PD. My blog entries capture a little of what I was about each day--but doesn't begin to provide much detail about what actually happened. Lost in PD land--and the living is queasy!