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I must be honest with you. I did not think I would make it to the doctors today. It had nothing to do with want. With medicine that seemingly is on the right track, I am more like a man dieing of thirst heading to water. The operative word is dieing. I've been tripping over myself for a week or two, more?, now. Even before I lowered the main medicine by need. In any case, it is back on track or will be tomorrow. They have added one more medicine, a light diuretic called spironolactone, to the mix. I'll tell you, the heart transplant specialists are high energy people. They get a little animated when you go off the reservation. It's almost worth tweaking meds just to get the 'treatment'. I love psychic massages. And angry women types. Some like Farris Wheels, sky diving, diving with sharks, whatever. I like short, high pitched, animated female type people, sue me. I got all the meds, reloaded a few things, and got out. I do rush, but those places are full of dieing people. And though it is said I am in a dieing condition it damn well doesn't look like it.
After that I went to the CPAP place. Set up was a breeze. It seems their is a humidifier on the machine. I hadn't actually even opened it up yet so I had no clue what was in there. I can see the reason for humidifier plainly. I can get a touch dry, mostly through the nasals though sometimes in the throat, at night. Actually though, it has been... quite some time since I woke up dry. I think it had to do with staying up too long and sleeping too long, and those things happening far too often. I met one of the techs who might visit my home. She seemed normal enough. I did not get to meet the other tech. I am told he is short, with gray hair, and has tattoos on his legs. That is all the description I have of him and it is not enough. I doubt if they legally could tell me if he is black. If it got back to him, he could probably sue. I will find out. There was something on her face when I asked what the guy looked like. What I read from that was that the most obvious characteristic she could not, would not say. She was totally unprepared for the question. I usually get the best answers, one way or another, that way. Anyway, that is set up.
Oh, the Lord knows, I loves me some flirting. No, this isn't moves and grooves. I have no real motives. Some women just... connect. It isn't innocent, not like a child. But it isn't guilty, either. It is a sweet few moments between two consenting adults who have a physical and chemical attraction. I guess, for me, that is as close to free love as I get these days. And it is the sweeter for it. Even it is rare. And not all flirts are equal. Today I had one of the finest flirts in a very long time. I would actually put that in my top 10, ever. And I flirt like girls blink. Most flirtation is like teaching a child to play tennis... hit or miss but the effort is good. Today? Wimbledon! I'm a happy man. Love? Certainly not money. Then again not zero either.
When I finished with the CPAP I was in a hurry home. I was absolutely done. All I could do was stay on the road and keep directions logged into the queue. Bushed, tired, fried, frazzled, exhausted. I had promised I would check the mail but I could not force myself to do that. I did get everything in from the vehicle, I then figured out how to undress. I did find the bed, I think. And it was lights out. I did not use the CPAP, I simply couldn't have figured it out even if I had wanted to stay up the extra few minutes to do so. *BAM* I have no real idea of what time it was, though I think I saw 14:00 and change. I woke at 21:00 and change, had a bit of food, blogged, fed the cats, and am about to set up my medsets. I may just tinker a bit and try to sleep again, this time with the CPAP.
Oh, I did mention that I was having problems with my foot. That getting out walking was... a problem. But only because they asked and I updated them on my bike, too. I didn't think they could do a consult. Lo and behold, they can, and did! Oh, I still walk like hell and fire are coming down on me or the Spirit is with me. I can move like the wind and blow smaller people off their feet going by. But I can probably walk on fire too. I just wouldn't do it long or often. That bottom of the foot callus is hellaciously painful to walk on. Something like a sharp pebble taped to the palm of my foot. It tears, it cuts, it burns. It really has been slowing me down, come to think of it. I don't think about it until I motate, then I remember why the HELL I HAVEN'T BEEN MOTATING! *youch*
Yes, the bicycle goes in tomorrow. I don't know how I will do it. I am setting both alarms, plus my phone. I will try to get back to bed before long, and I will push and shove to get up, out, and going. This, as I see it, is as vital as medicine. Perhaps it is even more important. As I fell down on meds, I fell down on this, and everything else, for a bit. But that doesn't mean I even took a break or retreated and I definitely didn't quit. I simply, as I said, fell down. I have been trying to get up the whole time this time. I can't fall down anymore. Not and just sit there.
Have you all died? Few posts, little interaction? Ah, right, summer is in full swing. Fine. Do have some fun, get some work done, keep at it. I'll manage until you need a break. A little jealous, and worried. Then again, Puff the Magic Dragon always wonders if Jackie Paper will ever come back. Am I real if he doesn't? Yes, it just wouldn't seem like it.
Eh? I've been buried in that webcomic I noted. I finally this morning caught up to the current cartoon.
ReplyDeleteThe guy (cartoonist) is an obvious gamma--he puts women on pedestals and men in hell, but it's entertaining enough, even if frustrating to find after some nearly 4000 strips that "Monique" never does put out for "Slick". Bastard.
Who would have guessed any of that! Is gamma the set normal? Is beta the next more common? I think that is why everything is based on it. But more, alphas have learned to seem beta or even gamma to get by in society. It makes 'feeding' much easier if women think all men are push-overs. The one they can't push over but think they can will use that as a draw (the resistance) to lead her over to the tipping booth. Resistance, her's, at that point is futile. She is assimilated and some other dirty things.
ReplyDeleteSo, in some ways I'm for it, in other ways I'm against gammahood. I suppose I am more against it now, both because I no longer approve of my own ways and because I don't want boys to think any of it is true. They are turning out too queer as it is.
Delta is the set normal. Deltas are the majority in the middle--the guys who can't wow women like the Alphas and Betas, but aren't the 28 year old virgin loser sorts. They get "lucky" once in a while but are mostly mystified by women and their ways.
ReplyDeleteGamma is the low end "can't get laid for nothing" guys who often swing between adulation/pedestalization of women and angry disparagement of them. Gammas are the ones often seen sporting the "this is what a feminist looks like" t-shirts. Gammas are the ones who are virulently anti-game and sincerely believe they can get into a woman's pants by kissing up to her with compliments, gifts and goferism. They are the "conscious men" (of YouTube fame).
The reason I tag the author of the strip as gamma is for one he appears to have no idea how to run a story line wherein Slick might actually make it with Monique, but also that he consciously mocks Game by making Slick a game-wielding wannabe who nevertheless fails at it. And of course there is Monique who is almost perfect and can do no wrong. Even his "devil girls" are sympathetic characters.
Student versions also waterprint copies. Oh, trust me, I would love to be working, even just in the field. My screwy sleep would be a problem though. And it goes a little deeper. As sleep fluctuates, so does capacity to get things done. If I could get over those hurdles, I would simply finish my degree and probably get my license immediately. If...
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