Life

I work for the health insurance. That is all. It’s not worth my book or my sanity.

Finally gave in and bought WoW after the not-Boyfriend got me a two-months-free game card. Installed, ran out of space. Uninstalled several programs. WoW ran updates. Ran out of space again. And it needs 512 MB of RAM. I have 507. I’m not going to Wiscon. I’m getting a proper gaming computer. THIS HAS GONE

One of the things that got out of control last week were my sugar numbers. I’ve been spiking all over the place (one 1am reading put me at a startling 397). This has been a combination of stress and bad food choices. I’ve been partaking of the free lunches at work (and breakfasts – they

The tree outside my balcony in full bloom…. Dining area. This table used to be my pony workbench. Perfect-sized kitchen! Would have preferred one open to the living room, but it’s big enough for my needs right now. My great living room. Note the National Geographics on the back shelf there. Oh look, my balcony!

Stolen from here. I agree with every one of these about 8,000 percent. Here’s why: 1)Marry the right person. This one decision will determine 90% of your happiness or misery. When I was 18, my high school boyfriend asked me to marry him. Twice. I freaked out both times. The first time, I deflected the

Crazy work all day to meet deadlines, come home, food while watching old Carnivale episodes, homework until 9:00, leisure reading and bed by 9:30. It’s time to get the writing, working out, and video games in there. Seriously. Things have been in such an upheaval cause of the move I just haven’t had the time

1) Getting into a writing routine here in the new digs 2) Cooking for myself again in the new digs (I’m so befuddled when I come home that making food just seems like too much trouble. But I don’t have enough money [less and less now that I have the new digs] to go out)

… take 7 credits worth of community college classes (4 of those being Economics, with graphs. I won’t tell you what my last quiz score was, but I did pass the first test) while leading a work project projected to bring in eight figures, moving to a new place (you wouldn’t believe the amount of

…. a new mattress. I’d been sleeping on the same old futon mattress for the last five years. After awhile, you just get used to it, and you think all mattresses are like that. Not so.