JUST PHILOSOPHISING - THE DIVERGENT PATH OF LEAPHAR'S LIFE JOURNEY - VISITING THE SUPERMARKET. 5.
Todays visit was, indeed, very satisfactory and pleasant. With Leaphar being clearly in a mostly stable place in time and space.
Making repeated references to things and situations which indicate that he was feeling happy and contented with where he was living.
Commenting on the power and efficacy of his powered shower. On how when he wakes up in the morning and go into his wet room and turns on his shower.
The water gushes forth and, in no time, he is feeling fully awake and refreshed.
He was less unambiguous about other residents coming into and/or not coming into his apartment.
At times he seems to be saying they do came into it, and are surprised by finding him sitting in his armchair, facing away from his door and towards his window.
And at other times he appears to be saying they looked in but do not come in.
He would make comparison between how quiet his new home is, compared with how noisy his previous home locality was.
On how nobody interfere with 'you here..' He seems well orientated in time and space, but still display the tendency to become fixated on particular things.
Which can seem quite minor things to the onlooker. But which he constantly mulls over audibly; as if he cannot comprehend how he could have done or not done such a thing.
It being a nice day, it was an opportunity to take Leaphar out. So, of to the car, which, on this occasion, he made no comments about, and in went everybody.
In a matter of several minutes we arrived at the local supermarket, where we disembarked from the car. Assisted with his walking stick, Leaphar and us made our way to and into the supermarket.
He joined in the shopping appropriately, asking for what he wanted to be bought. And doing so without any untoward behaviour or utterances, which could have suggested that 'there is something wrong with that man', as it were.
He was not, as he had been on other previous occasion, given to being verbally agitated.
Something which many people would probably have agreed with him on. There were actually prolonged periods of time when Leaphar was actually quiet, and even a period of time when he fell sleeping.
Which might suggests that being and feeling tired, might actually repress or suppress his motility and verbally agitated behaviours.
Whether of not that is really so, all told, it was a most satisfactory visit, with good evidence of Leaphar having enjoyed the time spent with him.
And of his visitors having the reassurance of their visit having made a positive difference for him, as they travelled with him on his journey, for the few hours spent with him.
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