- Feb 9, 2017
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I have been unemployed the last four months now. I try to keep in good habits by getting up at a reasonable time and going to bed at a normal time.
I light candles at the internet church and pray. Write in my journal a little.
Click on New Threads on CF and read the posts I missed whilst I was asleep. I pray for people as necessary and sometimes look things up that interest me or that I could learn about.
Most days I work out at home, strength training.
Do the Washington Post crossword.
Shower and shop everyday to get out of the house and be a part of society.
Maybe do some yard work or household chores.
Daily Bible study and ideally some Bible reading and looking up things I need to learn about.
Duolingo is fun and knowing other languages could be a useful tool in the future for ministry or work.
I used to do free online courses on sites like Future Learn but they seem to give me worries about health and food which disturb my equilibrium (I kept doing medicine and nutrition courses) so I have stopped for now. Our Daily Bread Christian University has some really good free (Christian) courses.
I watch quite a lot of Netflix which I enjoy and it is nice for my husband as he is pretty much housebound. I know it is mindless entertainment and not wholesome but I guess it keeps me in touch with the ways of the world. It's probably not ideal to create a Christian bubble and stay in it although that sounds pretty great, haha.
I have never been gifted with the skills required to make friends so I am a bit of a lone wolf and have to find ways to occupy myself.
When I read your post I got a nice warm feeling so thanks for typing what you did. I know what you mean about not being gifted with the ability to make friends. For a long time now I've been at a disconnect with most everybody I meet. It's not healthy at all and I need a drastic change. It's affecting my work life and all my life besides absolute solitude and brief moments of human interaction. I know your struggle of finding things to occupy yourself and maintaining some sort of normal system or being. I take walks with my family dog regularly just to keep my body moving even if it's only for 20 minutes or so a day. I do actually want a Christian bubble, it looks really peaceful. Thanks for reading!
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