Yesterday was one of
those crazy days.
Maybe it started
because at aftercare Monday evening I was talking about how we live in a
perfect world. I repeated my belief that everything in God's world is exactly
is supposed to be at the moment. Did something emanate from that statement?
Maybe a test of how much I really believe what I said?
The day started normally enough, with
a visit to the gym. But somewhere between there and my house I misplaced my
wallet with all of my credit cards, drivers license and some cash. I'm sure
it's probably somewhere in a cranny around the house. But I had to start the
day without money or credit card or driver's license.
And from there the day became really
strange. A meeting with an insurance provider didn't have the desired results. Then a nail in a tire. After that a client was having difficulty adjusting to
the program and had to be taken to a psychiatric hospital. Another client who was reportedly
sleep walking and keeping other clients awake half the night had to be moved. Managers at one
of the properties were suspected of stealing – or at the very least allowing
security to become so lax that clients were able to steal money and property.
Sandwiched between the above were normal business
things that take up most of a typical day. The result was a 14 hour non-stop
day.
Do I still think we live in a perfect world? Yes…
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