I thought I’d talk about self-care, especially during winter. We’ve finished the holidays, and are focused on new beginnings this month. We’re into new projects and, for some, trying to cope with winter’s bleak days. I personally love this time
So we’re near the end of the year now. It’s been a long year for a lot of us, I know I’m feeling the wear and tear from it. Right now I’m holding onto the fragile hope that next year
So, hey. It feels like forever since I wrote an actual blog post here. I’ve been posting for my patrons on Patreon, but everything has been so convoluted and busy and I’ve been…just feeling off. Not sick–but out of step.
I’ve got an order in for what’s supposed to be some of the best mold-free coffee beans ever. If they don’t work, I’m out of luck. I’ve had to stop drinking coffee and it freaking sucks. I MISS my
So…updates on Morgan. They aren’t great. We’re hoping, but they aren’t…great. Turns out she has more than a hyperthyroid problem. We’re not sure which but it looks like either lymphoma–a cancer of the blood–or an autoimmune disease that’s eating at
So, my birthday’s this month, and one of the things I’m all about this year, besides career, is self-care. Last year, I just lapsed into letting the MCAS take over–which it’s hard not to do–and I was so depressed about
So, just a few thoughts. I see that infection rates are going up again, and most thoughts (the non-delusional ones) are that we’re getting ready to soar with a second wave. We’re a week or two behind Europe, the thought
I’ve been working like crazy lately–life’s insanely busy and about to get busier. They’re allowing some construction to begin now in WA, and so our bathroom refitters–who had to put off our work last month when we went into shutdown–are
Life with MCAS can be daunting, and one of the hardest things is managing diet. For one thing, everybody with MCAS will have different needs. So many things can cause reactions but some days, one thing will be all right,
