I keep workingI keep working on things. Did some coloring, still working on them. Still looking for work.
I went to Wal-Mart today to get some insulin. I need to get some insurance, so I can get the good stuff instead of what I got. It’ll do well enough, but I would prefer to have my usual stuff.
I just need to keep carrying on. It’s what need to do – keep going.
Used IMVU to get images for Mindy and Imago. I also need to update Imago to explain why she uses that name.
Also installed a two-factor authorizer on here, because I wanted to improve things to keep the jerks from Brazil and Taiwan out.
I decided to mess about with the theme on the site. I think I like this one a bit better.
I also mailed a survey to my gaming group to see what they want me to run, and got a very nice offer of someone’s spare Starfinder book in case I wanted to run that. I guess I’ll be reading up on that.
Now that I’m back East, I expect to be gaming again. And since one of the Systems of Choice is Champions, a superhero game, I decided, hey, I have pictures of characters… let’s make covers of the issues where they return! (Or show up for the first time.) Click to continue reading.
Last night after getting home from work, sitting on my bed with Emma and eating Indian food, I realized that summarized the changes in my life over the past year.
Meeting your wife for burgers and fries, then going for frozen yogurt, just because you want to spend time with her and get her dinner and something she enjoys.
I think I have the post to Facebook thing worked out now. No, no I don’t, gonna have to contact support.
My wife is amazing.
Shaving first with, then against, the grain of your beard really DOES make it better. I now understand, but I’m not doing it to the mustache area, as I still fear I’m going to remove my nose accidentally.
There has been a huge change in my life in the past eight months, and I haven’t really talked about it at all. Part of it – a lot of it is the impostor syndrome. There’s a part of me that believes I don’t really deserve this change, and sometimes I feel really weird talking about it.
But if I’m going to fight this thing, then you know what? I have to talk about it. Because what happened to me is the best thing that has happened to me, ever, bar none.
