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I like breathing room.
Then I get a new roommate, who divorced her cheating husband and needs to get out of the neighborhood because she's being stalked. I already told him that I will not hesitate to press charges if he comes within 100 feet of the house. He swears he won't, but we'll see.
New roommate has a job and income and a love for cleaning, and she's offered payment for rent. I like her already.
I finished a self portrait. I've been so busy that I can hardly paint. Finally had some inspiration strike while talking to @Riley. Sometimes it's the little things.
I'm far too gullible and nice, I think.
After ignoring prodding from a friend for about 5 years, I brought up an issue I with my doctor during a routine physical on Wednesday.
After a lot of questions and talking, he told me that I had ADD and had it since I was a kid and immediately put me on medication. We went with Strattera, a "non-stimulant" one (Adderall is a stimulant, and can be addictive, so I declined to go on that right away).
It takes anywhere from 3 days to 4 weeks, generally, to see effects. Within 24 hours of taking my first dose I already feel different. I don't know whether it's some sort of placebo effect, but I don't get as distracted as I did previously. For example, I have a game running in another window but I haven't even bothered to check it while I've been writing this post. Normally I would have done that a handful of times by now.
This diagnosis makes so much of my life make more sense - the procrastination, lack of concentration during school and meetings, all the little movements I do while driving/watching movies/etc (finger taps, leg shaking, etc), the inability to stay focused on one task and needing to have multiple things going at the same time to get anything done, and lots more.
I really feel this is going to be a life changing thing for me. So rave, I guess!
(Our family's Thanksgiving was actually in the news! http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2014/10/28/hosting-thanksgiving-for-the-first-time-some-tips/)
trailer
hype
It is a 1984 Chevy D-10 Military Blazer, diesel engine with night-drive (for those who don't know what that is, it works in conjunction with the night vision goggles and allows you to see the vehicle in front of you when driving in a convoy) along with a slave drive system (fancy jumper cables pretty much) and the military radio connections and frame. Before any one makes the comment, I am a country boy through and through and will gladly admit it... considering my truck is pained olive drab.
he told the poor nurse that he loved her, (we think he was still groggy), then he told the doctor he wants to have a medicine man give him a lesson on bedside manner.
we have an awake, very grumpy, slightly foggy old man, and I can't ask for more.
We're going to try out another ramen restaurant next week. Yay!
Small rant: Achaea time has decreased.