Liam and Jodi's House

Jan. 19, 2023: Today I felt pretty good all morning. I’m making a pizza and then doing therapy at 2:15. I’m listening to Hannah’s 2022 December playlist. Liam came over too and we watched Fantastic Fungi on Netflix and lit a few candles. We also looked around my house a bit since he doesn’t usually come over here, and played Spotify on Alexa, doing a group session on Spotify. I showed him my photos of the day again. He also got me kind of interested in reading Rangers Apprentice again, and I have the first one of the series in my purse now. Also said that last year was the worst of my life and this one might be the best. I also told Liam I’m glad I’m not doing the words I don’t know list anymore, because a bunch of random words came up in YouTube videos we watched on my TV, including one about mushrooms and one about France. Liam also re-potted one of my plants, the Aloe Vera, the one in the photo. Or at least took a clipping out of it and put it in an individual pot. I also put in my new big hoops earrings mom gave me for Christmas while Liam was here, which I told him was good because I wanted good memories tied to them. I also said that maybe all the things that will make me happy will happen at once. Then I had a good session with Whitney, after he left. I didn’t get to introduce him to Whitney tragically. Then afterwards I went over to Jodi’s house because I’d been texting her and saw she was off. Didn’t go to the gym, which was fine. I also didn’t see either parent all day today, which has to be the longest I’ve gone without seeing them since the accident. When I was at Jodi’s I showed her my workout plan from Will and then I played phase 10 with Jeff the neighbor and Jodi. I lost the game epically. I also had some San Pellegrino blood orange sparkling drink, which was fantastic. I ate with Tina, Jeff, Jodi, Bill and we had the manicotti that Tina had made. Then afterwards we had some pistachio ice cream. Then I walked home. Have 6,592, which isn’t even close to 10 and I kind of don’t care. Not not caring in a “nothing matters” way, but not caring in the “it’s not important” way.