I'd say I should post more, but that wouldn't really change much.
I now have $300 saved up toward the columbus trip, hopefully more in the next few weeks, seeing as how I'll need to switch car insurance providers and do random things with my money that will provide me with some minor comforts.
I have a job interview at Wal Mart today as a temp position (2-3 months, transfer available), hopefully that'll give me what I need. I'm honestly horrible with money, and I really need to get that in check.
So anyways, the health problems. I said I'd explain them.
I have always had issues with hypoglycemia, ever since I was about 15, and the symptoms started coming back about two weeks ago, with a vengeance. I've started exercising and keeping a stringent eating schedule, and the problems have all but gone away. Not to mention the mild sleep apnea I deal with when I really can't find the time to exercise.
Things are really settling down here as we ease into the working season in the company, so that means I'll be working less, which means much less money, but also means I can find the time to exercise and eat right, and quite possibly continue my research.
I've started remembering my dreams again, and not just the usual brief ZOMG WRITE ME DOWN BEFORE FORGET. No. I've been retaining them completely, so much that it actually tampers with my actual reality for about five hours after I wake up. It's quite the interesting phenomenon.
I really wish I was in Columbus right now so I could make the June protests. :(
I have a job interview at Wal Mart today as a temp position (2-3 months, transfer available), hopefully that'll give me what I need. I'm honestly horrible with money, and I really need to get that in check.
So anyways, the health problems. I said I'd explain them.
I have always had issues with hypoglycemia, ever since I was about 15, and the symptoms started coming back about two weeks ago, with a vengeance. I've started exercising and keeping a stringent eating schedule, and the problems have all but gone away. Not to mention the mild sleep apnea I deal with when I really can't find the time to exercise.
Things are really settling down here as we ease into the working season in the company, so that means I'll be working less, which means much less money, but also means I can find the time to exercise and eat right, and quite possibly continue my research.
I've started remembering my dreams again, and not just the usual brief ZOMG WRITE ME DOWN BEFORE FORGET. No. I've been retaining them completely, so much that it actually tampers with my actual reality for about five hours after I wake up. It's quite the interesting phenomenon.
I really wish I was in Columbus right now so I could make the June protests. :(