'Sleeper'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I thought I had dealt with my shit from my childhood (and teens and 20s and and and), but apparently I have not.
Well, you dealt with them for the earlier stages of your life, now you're dealing with how they affect this stage.
Boo, personal growth, boo!!! Repression and dysfunction and eating my feelings is so much easier!
That's great, Andi! Appreciation is nice, cash nicer.
Absolutely everything in my life is in my calendar. I have had a horrible memory all my life, therefore good organizational skills. My calendar reminds me of all the usual business and pleasure appointments, birthdays and such, but also to take my vitamins, water the plants, everything. Computers changed my life. See also my reliance and the red squiggly line.
Boo, personal growth, boo!!!
Mantra.
Windsparrow, that is tremendous and I am so glad to see you being recognized this way. You'll be excellent in the role.
Nora, yay Hamilton! I really want to see it again.
Thank you, everyone.
WS, it's about time, you 100% deserve it! Congrats!
Absolutely everything in my life is in my calendar. I have had a horrible memory all my life, therefore good organizational skills. My calendar reminds me of all the usual business and pleasure appointments, birthdays and such, but also to take my vitamins, water the plants, everything. Computers changed my life.
This is me. I was a hot mess until smartphones and online banking. Now I can pretend to be a responsible adult.
I saw the new psychiatrist yesterday. She was supportive and helpful and prescribed me new drugs. Now I have Atarax for anxiety (also an antihistamine, so doing double duty), and I'm giving Cymbalta a try. I took the Atarax yesterday and it seems to work fine but it makes me really drowsy - like Benadryl but not as strong.
Can anyone share their experience with Cymbalta? What am I getting into?
I don't have anything to share, Zen, but I hope it works for you.
She was supportive and helpful and prescribed me new drugs.
Niiiice! Good to hear, Zen.
Absolutely everything in my life is in my calendar. I have had a horrible memory all my life, therefore good organizational skills. My calendar reminds me of all the usual business and pleasure appointments, birthdays and such, but also to take my vitamins, water the plants, everything. Computers changed my life.
I've started using a bullet journal, and it's helped me a whole lot. I like that it's flexible -- I was never able to get my weird schedule to work with the pre-printed planners -- and that everything goes in that one place. If I need to write something down to remember it, it goes there, and I don't have to think about "Does this go in the planner or in the address book?" or anything like that.