When In Need

A friend helped me yesterday to move items that had been blocking my progress because I could not manage them on my own without causing reinjury.

I hate having to wait for this slow-as-molasses healing.

Those challenge items kept me stuck in disarray for months while I tried to function around them!

So when my friend took her leave and tried to impress upon me that I “had done enough for the day,” I thanked her, closed the door, and dove into the side projects that our progress had exposed.

Of course, today I am suffering in neck pain and discoordination for the overexertion beyond neural and muscular tolerances.

But, I couldn’t let things spiral apart again by leaving various messes.

I needed to capitalize on the sudden clarity and ride its course of momentum.