Reflection of Illusion is still on hold. I still havn't gotten any word on updates or anything.
Taranis is fully moved into the spare room across the house. I guess he's settling in well. we went grocery shopping lastnight. I havn't done that in ages, was kinda weird. I havn't really gone grocery shopping with anyone since me & Suga use to go together. i think overall in just food we spent about $70 for the 2 of us for 2 weeks. I think that's pretty good seeing as how when Hephaestus and I would go for 1 week shopping it was about $150. Then again, we were also feeding 2 boys and there was other people constantly stayin with us, I guess that makes a huge difference! lol
I got an awesome review & raise at the firm :-) my ego is big enough so I wont go into details, lol.
totally making headway with the med insurance company & gettin all that straight. making a dent in those bills too, it helps that the insurance company finally decided they weren't going to deny the claims anymore.
I just ended the 2nd cycle of the Provera. No complications, no surprises, nothing. My body is being well behaved, minus the bladder/kidney infection last week (or was that 2 weeks ago?)
Taranis has helped me acknowledge that one of my problems with my attitudes and moods largely stems on who I have to deal with on a daily basis and that there is a constant in my life that appears to make me really pissy. And its not me, its thier attitude/outlook and I seem to eat up thier negative outlook and it makes me inturn a really pissy person.
He has a solution, but that solution is not yet feasible.
I've been neglecting my singing. I know, I know, I'm a bad vocalist. With the band being on hold I kinda just stopped and dropped everything to do with them. I havn't checked on our myspace page in a week or so, I havn't been practicing the songs I'm suppose to be. Hell, i havn't even tried to write anymore. I need to be punished.
Anyways, I figured I'd stop in for a hello. I'm sure after that post about getting drunk and spending a few days in jail as a vacation some of you were a bit worried or even mad at me or even saying such a thing.
Sometimes we talk shit and sometimes we mean it and most of the time I don't even know what it is myself.
“...So do we pass the ghosts that haunt us later in our lives; they sit undramatically by the roadside like poor beggars, and we see them only from the corners of our eyes, if we see them at all. The idea that they have been waiting there for us rarely if ever crosses our minds. Yet they do wait, and when we have passed, they gather up their bundles of memory and fall in behind, treading in our footsteps and catching up, little by little.”--Stephen King
4-30-11 = Best Day of My Life
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Congrats on the work news.
ReplyDeleteThe thing I learned (the hard way)during the years where I had some steep raises is that one really has to make the effort not to simply increase your lifestyle to (more than) eat up the amount of the raise. krm
thankfully i can be money savvy enough not to do that :-)
ReplyDeletei think once i get all my medical bills paid off i'll take that raise and tuck it into my savings account automatically like i do already with some other money so i never see it.
that way i'm saving money for the future and i have a nest egg to fall back on incase of emergencies.
i can be pretty good about not spending money and saving. and sometimes i can be bad. but mostly i'm good.