When I ask therapy patients their mood lately, I keep hearing the same word: “Exhausted.”
I can relate.
I am exhausted by the news.
I am exhausted by the lies.
I am exhausted by the hate.
Do you know who is not exhausted?
Joan.




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When, I’m exhausted, my thoughts turn to possible escapes.



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The list of daily observances/holidays got very few views on XTwitter yesterday, but I’m too Xhausted to try to figure out why. Here is today’s list:

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I’m exhausted worrying about social security among many other threatened programs in my country.
I wonder if the Daily Bitch is exhausted today.

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Yep.
Here’s what I find when I search for “exhausted” on YouTube.
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I hope I’m not too exhausted to celebrate my 72nd birthday this weekend.
Are you exhausted? I hope you’re not too exhausted to leave a comment, below.
Thanks to all who help me perk up when I’m exhausted, including YOU!

I’m also exhausted! It is miserable!
You’re not alone, my friend.
Joan is thinking, I’m going to start charging a modeling fee … another photo appreciated by me, Ann.
And another comment appreciated by me, Mark.
I was exhausted yesterday trying to find the DMV -primarily because I had exhausted myself on Tuesday trying to find it. Both days blinded by afternoon sun, either in my eyes or glancing off my Garmin and rear view mirror. But yesterday, I pressed forward, finally found the Mickey D’s my phone had suggested as a signpost, drove around through a bunch of construction and a multi-use parking lot, to where the words Department of Motor Vehicles, Now Open showed up over an entrance from said parking lot. Final result: brand new/renewed driver’s license! TA DA!
Yay!
January seems to be an exhausting month.
It’s over but I don’t know if February is going to be much better. Thanks for showing up here, Annabelle.
I’m trying not to focus too much on the news. Watching it is exhausting and trying to ignore it can be exhausting too. But I think there may be a point where I’m so exhausted by exhaustion I’ll be energized to get up and do something.
I can relate, my friend.