Of Stir Fried Rice and Sore Muscles

14,579 Days Alive

350+ Words Written for All of This Week’s Discussion Board Posts

25 Sour Skittles Eaten (1 Serving)

3 chicken Breasts, Pounded Thin and Cubed

I made what I call ‘white girl chicken stir fried rice’ for dinner tonight. Only Dustin and I partook; Mac got himself some Doordashed Arby’s for dinner. My feelings were a little bit hurt, but it wasn’t my money to spend, and it means, I suppose, Dustin has leftovers for lunch tomorrow?

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Of Tuna and Tired

14,552 Days Alive

Spock turns fifteen tomorrow. He has a special can of wet food for his birthday dinner.

Did homework. Ate dinner. Now I’m going to read more of Gone Girl even though I’m not enjoying it thus far to see if I can get into it.

Take your meds, folks.

Of Missed Work and Migraine Auras

14,538 Days Alive

I called out of work today because I woke up at four am with a migraine so bad I threw up. It was wretched. I have been mainlining Imatrex, ibuprofen, and caffeine day in between trying to rest with my eyes closed.

I didn’t eat at all today until almost 10pm.

I’m going to bed.

Take your meds, folks.

Of Caffeine and Cat Hair

14,531 Days Alive

1,989 Days Straight on Duolingo

2 Lectures Left to Watch

1 Clingy Kitty Boy

Spock is super clingy tonight. I’m not feeling super great; just another headache and general fatigue issue. I can’t wait for Friday’s appointment with the hematologist, even if I’m nervous. Despite my tattoos, I’m not fantastic with needles being used to inject stuff into me.

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Of Sirens and Stormclouds

14,522 Days Alive

1,982 Days Straight on Duolingo

6 Lectures Watched this Week

3 Homework Assignments Completed Tonight

1.5 Servings of Cheese It’s Had as a Study Snack

Oof. So! The tornado sirens have stopped. And no one dropped a house on me, so it is safe to say that we got through the massive storm system that dropped a few tornados in our area without too much damage.

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