ToriTransmundane
Bluelighter
My Monday is going okay for a Monday![]()
Aww, I'm sorry! At least Monday's going to be over soon, and then you're 3 days closer to Friday :D
My Monday is going okay for a Monday![]()
Ha, that's a good spin on it. Thanks Tori
) and read my book, the 2nd book of Stephen Donaldson's Chronicles of Thomas Covenant... the Last Chronicals. God those books are good. Really unique. Reading them expands your vocabulary, dude uses beautiful and obscure language and some of the best similes I've ever encountered. Beautiful books. 
I applied for a new position at work. I was told I was a shoe in. I'd already set myself in my mind that if they didn't give me the position, then I'm clearly not wanted/valued at my job, and will quit. Well, I got an email earlier saying that I was no longer being considered for the position. I best get job hunting 'cause chances are I'll be quitting within the month, likely before I find other work... I fucking hate this place. I'll probably have to take a job that pays less too. Things are going downhill very quickly for me.
Hey, maybe you'll manage to find something you don't hate. Even if it paid a little less, liking or at least not hating your job is big.Sup 'nauts... I've enjoyed living vicariously through y'alls stories the past week. I am finally getting discharged from the hospital today, with hardly any new info from the last 5 days. I will finally have results of biopsy tomorrow at my first outpatient appointment....the initial assessment shows a large chance, I.e. greater than 50% probability of cancer.
My consolation prize is better than nothing. Opioids. Long duration oxycontin, plus dilaudid for breakthrough pain. When I kicked suboxone last year I told myself I would reserve these meds in the future for cancer or end of-life. I couldn't have imagine those conditions being met so soon.
Playing music with people is the absolute best thing. My band and I are basically in each others' heads. When we jam it's like we all just know what should happen and then do it, it's almost spooky sometimes. I wish I could jam with my brother, but he doesn't play any music.
Sup 'nauts... I've enjoyed living vicariously through y'alls stories the past week. I am finally getting discharged from the hospital today, with hardly any new info from the last 5 days. I will finally have results of biopsy tomorrow at my first outpatient appointment....the initial assessment shows a large chance, I.e. greater than 50% probability of cancer.
My consolation prize is better than nothing. Opioids. Long duration oxycontin, plus dilaudid for breakthrough pain. When I kicked suboxone last year I told myself I would reserve these meds in the future for cancer or end of-life. I couldn't have imagine those conditions being met so soon.

