I am religious. I fish at the lake. I have 4 daughters. My daughters are 4,5,7 and 10.
I am religious. I pray every morning. I don't like spiders. I play games with socks. I always put my left sock on first. I have a condition that prevents me from going to high altitudes. I take medicines to help my fear of height. I take Beta Blockers for anxiety. I have nephews and nieces.
I hope your anxiety has gone down more recently? Its still a problem, but im finding meditation almost as helpful as the drugs im given. Its a bit of a breakthrough and i'm thinking i may speak to my doctor about cutting down my meds.  I can understand that. Some nasty side effects to those and praying that it's an easy transition for you. How's the family at the moment? Its been a while since iv seen anyway really, hopefully when things warm up i can take a trip to Lake Vermont to see my brother and his children.   That's true, the cold doesn't help. Oh, I hadn't realised they were there. I've heard it's beautiful out there - is the journey safe for you? The journey will be the most fun part! Its an Amtrak train from D.C. to Vermont. I will have my own cabin so can relax and the food onboard is fantastic.  That sounds luxurious! I'd love to take the kids on a train one day, but will wait til they're older so they appreciate it more. Is that a good route for scenery? Yes amazing, it goes right through the countryside before heading through New York city, and then on to Vermont. Its really spectacular. Have you had many train journeys yourself before?  A few times back and forth to college in my youth but not since, really. Would be great to experience the magic again...! The Amtrak is my favourite way to travel, all the benefits of flying but youre not high in the air! Id highly recommend investigating the Amtrak sleepers for any long journey you might be planning.  I'll definitely do so - hopefully the beds are comfy and don't cause backache? Its surprising how comfortable the cabins are, also ingenious how they fit everything you need in to such a small space. I wouldnt want to live liek it forever, but for a few days its a novelty and the food available really makes up for the sometimes cramped conditions. 