Ample surficiency

I give thanks for managing to get some sleep despite malfunctioning body parts and apparatus meant to assist them. For managing to get that which needed to be done in the morning done by early afternoon so I could take the rubbish and recycling out via the scenic route while the sun was in the sky. For a tanker heading out to sea and a windsurfer heading in. For the pretty light when I got home.

I give thanks for managing to keep myself fed, and that I eat alone. Food has to be bodged together and my table manners are not fit to be seen nor even always fit for the job. I give thanks I had no idea how hard this would be.