The week before last was very busy
from Thursday morning till Saturday afternoon
but I felt surprisingly alive and competent as the head of the registration dept.
(on the running day we organised)
I am also midway through a barista course
trying not to burn the milk while foaming(?) it
The week after the event was spent mostly partying and recouperating
Then yesterday M. came for a flying visit
we went to the old-Kőrössy fish soup place
it had a bit of a date feel to it
putting on a dress
and having someone pick me up by car
even opening its door
the meal was also great
we made some vague plans for meeting next at his new place somewhere near Szent György-hegy
And today it was once again very difficult to get up
I shuffled around whatever I could
making everything less ideal than originally planned, of course
(I didn't go to the 9 o'clock mass with Fr. M.
but the 6pm one nearby
where I feel as if I were in a vacuum
and thus also missed half of an online lecture)
I arrived to A's birthday garden party right for lunch
And then at one point there were 10 kids below 7 years
and it really didn't frustrate me as it used to
it was just plain sad
and very, very distant
even though, as I reflected on the way home,
all sorts of relational statuses(?!) were represented
from single (N.)
through non-marrying & childless (F. & Zs.)
and divorced & childless (me)
to divorced with two kids (K.)
Still, it hurts to think of what my life could have come to
And then at home I listened to what remained
from this lecture-series
and PF spoke about people
"negotiating their new contract with life"
after COVID
and about acceptance meaning
that one opens up to what may come next
and I am nowhere near that
nowhere near