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As always, I have to start out my year with a complaint. On the night of New Year’s Day, I came down with some kind of horrible bug and commenced to shivering and sweating and aching in the joints all … Continue reading →

As I was walking down the street the other evening, walking my dog, I looked up at the sky and trees and thought, “What a beautiful night.” And I thought about how I felt happy, basically for no reason, and … Continue reading →

A friend of mine wrote on another friend’s facebook wall, “I hope you had a relaxing and enjoyable day,” for their birthday. Are we that old and awful that instead of saying, “I hope you rocked the shit out of … Continue reading →

As always, I’m not going home for Thanksgiving this year. For the past couple of years, I’ve either hosted a feast at my house, or gone over to friends’ houses whose parents were in town. Which have all been really … Continue reading →

I was fine with the extremely loud moving in my neighbors did last night and today, in fact I’m always happy to see an apartment turn over, because hey, some eye candy might move in. However, my heart really sank … Continue reading →

I finally read Daphne du Maurier’s classic novel, Rebecca. It was good, don’t get me wrong, but not my favorite. I didn’t love it as much as I was hoping. It seemed a little old fashioned, like it should be … Continue reading →

Our relationship changed so much over our lives, especially in the last few years. It will be the great tragedy of my life that I didn’t get to see what else was to come. I know everyone says you wouldn’t … Continue reading →

My mom’s friend thought I might be going off the deep end and that I should write something less melodramatic so people didn’t worry. Do my readers not know me by now? I’m not going to pretend I’m not hurting, … Continue reading →

I am having a disgusting and horrible day, as I always do on this day and November 18 ever since Wyatt died. I have this huge urge to sit out in the rain and let my feet freeze, and smoke … Continue reading →

I’ve found that if I can find a way to be outside when night falls, I don’t get so sad when it gets dark. If I’m going about my day and watch the light fade out the window, I just … Continue reading →