Gentle mushroom trip yesterday. I went to the beach, brought the boat higher as the water is coming up. The effect came a lot faster than anticipated. I sat there on a rock. Looked at the storm brewing over the mountains. Remembered a happier time, with my family, having fun on the beach. A few tears. I don't miss my ex-wife, I miss the family feeling. I was probably miserable during that time, but my selective memory tends to remember the happy time mostly. The hardest part is to only see my daughter half the time. Life is different when she is around, and then I am back to myself. I'm emotional today, and aimless. For every action, I ask "What would she say? What would she thinks?" Who am I talking about? There are no more wife, no more lover, I don't even have a crush on anyone at this point. Nobody is attracted to me in a romantic way, yet I'm still gauging, judging, wondering if what I do is appropriate for the other. It's strange and tiring. I feel like I am not doing anything for myself, but mostly for what She (whoever that is) would think. I limit my existence to the judgment of an imaginary lover, I can't live fully because I judge my action by proxy. Can I just be? Can I just live? The mushroom trip started me on a clean up of the house. A last push in a two year process of emptying the house from our family life. It's not so much of a big house, although it has 5 floors, studio, basement, storage space, but we packed it up so much over the course of a decade. Today I can't help but continuing the clean up, a little more here, a little more there. A trip to the dump tomorrow with a car full of stuff once again. And then I'll have to deal with the storage under the bathroom, then the beach has accumulated a lot of stuff. I'll need to hire someone with a pick up again, to do yet another round of clean up. A part of me want to escape in the arms of a lady. A part of me still miss my ex-lover. A part of me doesn't want anything to do with romance. Life seems to simply put me in a place where I need to clean up my act. Clear the house, minimize my possessions, clean up my personal economy, a process of liberation on the material plane. All very boring, while my mind keeps on shouting that I'm doing a lot better than a lot of people, lets go party instead. All of this gets aggravated by the fact that I am so close to this goal. I have very little debt, and I am a couple weeks away from having gotten rid of everything that is not useful for me in this house. I know the last steps in a process is always hard for me. An insurmountable challenge, a last battle for my freedom. And then I do the deeds, and all is fine, nothing is really different. Better to get back to cleaning, no one else will do it, even if no one really care anyway.