my needs are changing. of course i need shelter and healthy food. if i move, a car will no longer be a need, so im looking forward to the day when that is a reality. i need a little bit of socialization but not a lot. also i need a bit of an escape from life, like hobbies and internet. i could probably live without the tv. and of course i need my meds to function and have a sense of normalcy.
what are your needs?
o and another one is sunshine. as i get depressed during prolonged periods of cloudiness. maybe i could get some full spectrum bulbs for my seasonal affective disorder. luckily we get enough sunshine here usually even in winter.
Om nom noms, espresso, tea, and the good electronics (I’m cutting back from owning all the electronics.
I have alot of needs and wants. Most likely we’re not satisfactory in meeting many of them. When i get better at one, i remember others i havnt met yet.
I’d say a roof over my head and my family even though most times I want to get far away from them I don’t know how I’d do without it then.
Family shelter food meds God
What I find amusing is that the last year of lockdowns have pretty much shown me what my needs aren’t. I miss fine-dining a bit, but not a lot. Missing an annual trip to a museum didn’t turn out to be a big deal, I got some more enjoyable nature walks in instead. I haven’t missed theatres. I have never cared for concerts or clubs. I like Zoom AA meetings better than the real ones. Can’t visit with the wife’s parents because of COVID? Oh, drat. Other than not being able to have a limited number of photographer friends over to my home for tea and print salons, I would describe my whole lockdown experience in two words:
Highly civilized.
In fact, I could do with more of it.
Oh, and I’m getting used to doing print salons by Zoom now as well.
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