Forty-two

 Peggy,     

    Yeah, I know.

    I am very tired tonight. Not physically, like I didn't run a marathon or anything, not that I run, it just feels like it. Kind of a good fatigue though, as we stayed up all night. Playing games mostly (no, video, board, whatever felt right), talking. Yes, I talked. Too much. (You probably disagree.) It actually felt good, whether it was just her or purging, I can't say.

    Why do that to them? It's not funny. To me anyway, but you know your patient better...sorry... I trust you.

    No, I don't walk like I used to, hopefully just a phase.

    No, I don't use pen and paper too much any more. I still love to though, but typing is faster; I find that I don't lose my train of thought so easily.

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