What are you using it for, Zen?

Drug ~ma for Tim.

I'm now permanent part time at work which gets me about 29 hours a weel, dental and vision insurance, paid time off, 401k. There is a chance I could be full time which would get me expensive crappy insurance. If ACA sticks around it would be very good for me.

So much drug-ma for Tim!

Glad you're feeling better, Suzi!

Wow, JZ, that's...something.

Glad to hear it, Zen. I'd been meaning to ask what that stuff was you had wanted to try, since I can now enter the store without a card. I'm glad you've found a source.

Good insurance luck, askye.

meara, for anxiety and chronic pain. It's also helping my depression and giving me more motivation-type energy, which I really didn't expect.

My dad is taking a CBD oil in capsule form every day for his chronic pain, and he says it really helps. When I use it for anxiety, it helps, though not really as much as Ativan does, but the CBD tincture I got is also a pretty low dose. I could try a higher dose and see how it works, but my anxiety is more or less reined in with Prozac. Mostly.

Good drug+ma for Tim.

When he came home, he wasn't Deadpool.

Dang it.

There's always next time, Steph!

smonster, would it be too petty to make sure your animals piss on everything he owns before you move out?

Well, Frankie pees kn the half if I leave him out, but I still have to cleannit up. M keeps his room locked. So that's a no.

So, now I'm stressing because I messaged S about moving into the shotgun , and it being Messenger I can see that she's seen it, but she hasn't responded. And I need to know so I can give notice by the end of the month, and if she says no I'm kind of screwed. Blah.

sj, that sounds totally miserable. I hope you and TCG feel better soon.

I had another appointment with the hand surgeon this morning, because my trigger finger came back again, and he says that I need surgery (which is what I expected he'd say). It's a pretty minor surgery -- local anesthesia, about half an hour, a few stitches. But the earliest date that they could schedule the surgery was at the end of February, and the earliest date that they could schedule it that I could do it is in the middle of March. It's during spring break, which should probably be good, in terms of needing to rest for a couple days afterwards, but that means I've just got to live with this pain and lack of motion in my hand for another month and a half. It's already at the point where I don't feel safe doing much cooking, because I can't keep a solid grip on things, and my already messy handwriting has become pretty close to unreadable.