Twins' Mom wrote:I know Kathryn will agree - but it's amazing to me how much a bit of depression just makes almost everything feel so frustrating. Things i would normally take in stride are just flummoxing me almost to tears today.
Yup. I've had more than a few moments like this in the past week.
With tax season and year-end and me being so incapable of doing things I could do just a month ago, I'm getting stressed.
Today I was working on finishing up the house blessing and dh called me over to my computer. He wanted to know how to fill in a government form. We both get the reminder, I always take care of this. Basically it is a $20 tax to keep the corporation active. I get the reminder to fill in the form but it can't be filed until after our financial statements are done at the end of June. So he wanted to know how to fill it in. Well, we can't but he wanted to remove our old address from the record which required some password which I don't remember what it is or where to find it. Plus I was house cleaning, not working on books.
My brain doesn't switch that fast and so then I was upset because not only was dh not allowing me to do my jobs (housecleaning and company admins) but it felt like he didn't think I could do it. Of course, I know he was just trying to take care of something for me and be helpful but it doesn't feel that way and it certainly wasn't helpful.
The house blessing is almost done and the meeting is underway.
I'm in the office because that gets me away from the voices of the meeting and brought in a pile of work but won't get any of it done.
I just got a phone call from a neighbour asking me to come babysit for her so she can go to the hospital to see her father-in-law who is awake at the moment. She's pumping for me (baby is 4 months old) so I'll have something if the baby freaks out which she likely will. But I'm tough and can handle this.
So I'll put together a package for myself in case the baby is good, and head off when she calls again to say she's ready for me.