Hmmmm . . . since May 2004 I have:
lost both parents to cancer
gotten a new job
gotten a promotion at the job after it became less new
moved
got a tattoo
got a cat
and traveled to Senegal.
Quite the mix.
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Hmmmm . . . since May 2004 I have:
lost both parents to cancer
gotten a new job
gotten a promotion at the job after it became less new
moved
got a tattoo
got a cat
and traveled to Senegal.
Quite the mix.
Five years:
Had a son
Quit working
Had a daughter
Went to Puerto Rico
Went to Hawaii
Went to Vegas
Went to NYC
Moved to Wisconsin
Watching the astronauts work.
Is seriously nailbiting. I've now been there for 3 live "Let me give it one last try and if that doesn't work, we're going to have to give up on ______" and on the last ditch effort, it works! I like their writers.
Seriously though, it's some amazing crazy shit they are doing up there. And then this thingie came untethered and started to fly into the interior of the telescope! And Mass lunged upward and caught it! Dude! Do not go so fast in space! It scares the animals! And plugging something in is seriously hard if you can't anchor yourself anywhere.
In Five Years I have:
Yay Aims! So nice to have reason to NOT to say "Fuck cancer".
5 years
- 2 new jobs (including leaving non-profits)
- drove route 66
- took first cruise
- saw Yosemite
- hosted Nilly
- traveled to Isreal, saw Nilly again
- had first surgery
- traveled to Africa
- GOT MAC!!!
- survived surgery on Mac
These are good lists. I'd forgotten some of the details.
Sophia reminds me: paid off credit card and got new car (paid off 60% of that).
Wow, I really am coasting up to my 50th. So much less has happened in the last 5 years than in the previous. Ought to do something about that.
Lemme see:
finished masters
bought house
went to Washington and NY and met Buffistas
got new job
taught myself to make pie
There are some significant things there, but I don't feel measurably different. I think I spend more time dwelling on what hasn't changed than what has.