Minecraft Did It.

I stayed up way too late playing Minecraft with the Boy. It was my happy thing to do after I hung up over 45 pictures. Our house is becoming more home-like all the time. Best part of it all? Jenny put up pictures of me! There are honest to goodness pictures of my high school

Poo!

There’s this terrible thing about adjusting your meds: side effects. They are a bitch sometimes. I have bloody noses every morning. I get dizzy if I look up too quickly. Others are minor, such as dry skin, and waking up earlier than intended. Add to the list: constipation. Ever since I started my new dose of

Tears Part 2 – Onions

In preparation for January, Jenny and I are getting ready to live a no-processed-food month. This means no ketchup, or crackers, or store bought bread. No ramen, no chips, and no Oreo cookies. It will be an interesting month. During our New Year’s Eve game night, all chips, cookies, and other perishable processed foods are

Tears Part 1 – Death

Over the next couple of days, I’m going to talk about why I’m crying so much lately. First on the list: Death. Specifically, end of life paperwork. Jenny and I are writing our wills. It’s hard to think about who will get what when I die. How do I choose who in my life gets

Guess Who's Back?

Three routers later, we are connected to the internet again! This is exciting. On to more interesting things! I’m finding myself more and more anxious as Christmas nears. This time last year, I was seriously undermedicated, I had lost my job, moved in with my girlfriend, and had plans to spend Christmas with an entire

Well Shit.

My router broke, or something. I think the cat slept on it too often. Oh well. Them’s the breaks. Also, I’m not posting anything significant while it’s down. It’s hard enough to answer all me emails via cell phone (which took all God damned day). I’m not going to try to be witty or relevant.