Is it gag-me-with-a-spoon icky to offer a pre-surgical Hamster my right side cut out raised toilet seat that I bought on Amazon? Bad etiquette? It’s clean & disinfected… I can offer it to my PT for her hip surgery patients, but I’m happy to ship it to a Hamster if you pay for the shipping, however that might work. I don’t know the logistics, but blahblahblah, and we’ll figure it out. I live in Massachusetts, USA.
Month: July 2018
7/26/18: The Soft Animal of Your Body

7/26/18: Don’t Be Afraid to Start Over

Go git ‘em, tigers. I mean, hamsters.
7/25/18: The Moon
Den of Positivity, 7.5 mo PO: From a friend’s post about the moon last night: “PEOPLE. I just saw the moon in my new telescope. And I mean in crystal clear precision, so big it didn’t fit in the lens, I had to pan to see all of it, and CRYSTAL CLEAR. Like the pictures you see in books of close-ups of the moon. Craters, ridges of craters in stark relief, valleys, those shocking white spots and lines that look like meridians radiating out from craters – or maybe it was one of the moon’s poles?? How the hell do I know!! And a crystal clear Sea of Tranquility. I could see textures, people, and colors – well, ok, black and white and grey, not exactly colors but MOON colors, and they were stunning. Holy cow I am bad at that telescope and holy cow it is a steep learning curve but I hit JUST THE RIGHT spot with the focus control and it popped into perfect focus – so I learned THAT tonight, go slow with THAT knob or you miss everything, 1 millimeter in either direction and it’s a blob, but it DOES have a perfect place. If I never figure out how to see ANYTHING ELSE with that telescope, that moon is good enough! That telescope is bigger than I am and I got like a dozen new mosquito bites dragging it out to that field and it was totally worth it. That was mind-blowing.”
7/24/18: In Case No One Told You Today

7/24/18: The Journey

7/23/18: Balloons

7/21/18: You Are Not Alone

7/19/18: Whiteboard Reminders

It’s as much for me as it is for them.
7/19/18: So Familiar

So familiar… Here’s to a more productive day. Break it down into steps. Put ‘em on the list. Do them one at a time. (Seriously – break that sh*t *down*. If step one of mailing a thank you note is “find friend’s address” or “buy a card” or “find stamps,” write it on the list. Feels so good to be able to cross *something* off, and the good feels might propel you forward.)