Context: I currently have a back injury and as such my sleep schedule has been destroyed. There are days that I simply cannot get comfortable no matter where I sit/lie.

The other night I was restless and couldn’t get comfortable but was feeling tired. I wanted to brew myself a cup of tea but as luck would have it we had run out of fill-able tea bags. I pulled out the metal tea infusers and found that due to an improper cleaning at last use and who knows how long they had been sitting idle they were absolutely disgusting. Some had mold spots and one appeared to be rusting (how aluminum rusts I don’t know).

I REALLY wanted my tea so I busted out my cleaning tools and got to work. She woke up to use the restroom and heard me in the kitchen and made it a point to call me out for being weird and that no one in their right mind would be doing what I was doing.

Is that a fair assessment? I only spent about 50 minutes cleaning them.

  • HatchetHaro
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    489 months ago

    Doing something productive when you can’t sleep is, like, the most normal thing you can do. You’re fine.

    • @ImpossibilityBox@lemmy.worldOP
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      149 months ago

      Right! My one concession to here (loving) statement is that my ideas of productive can often lean towards the absurd.

      Yes, I am handplaning bowling alley floor for a desk at 11:30 at night… why do you ask?