Yeah I'm good. Thank you Patrick.dontfeartheringo wrote: Mon May 06, 2024 10:44 amMan, I hope you're hanging in there, man.
I was reminded in a conversation yesterday of the time my mother was in Hospice. After several days of delirium and disassociation, the doctors were able to adjust her medication so that she was suddenly coherent enough that she could remind me of how much of a disappointment I was to her.
Good times.
Life goes on.enframed wrote: Mon May 06, 2024 12:40 pmYeah I'm good. Thank you Patrick.dontfeartheringo wrote: Mon May 06, 2024 10:44 amMan, I hope you're hanging in there, man.
I was reminded in a conversation yesterday of the time my mother was in Hospice. After several days of delirium and disassociation, the doctors were able to adjust her medication so that she was suddenly coherent enough that she could remind me of how much of a disappointment I was to her.
Good times.
And, ouch. I hope you have a good laugh about it now.
tbone wrote: Sun Dec 10, 2023 11:58 pm I imagine at some point as a practicality we will all start assuming that this is probably the last thing we gotta mail to some asshole.
I'm sorry, man, I can relate. Break the chain, fill them up with love so that they will shine long and bright. You've lived a full life and are doing just that. xodontfeartheringo wrote: Mon May 06, 2024 12:56 pmLife goes on.enframed wrote: Mon May 06, 2024 12:40 pmYeah I'm good. Thank you Patrick.dontfeartheringo wrote: Mon May 06, 2024 10:44 am
Man, I hope you're hanging in there, man.
I was reminded in a conversation yesterday of the time my mother was in Hospice. After several days of delirium and disassociation, the doctors were able to adjust her medication so that she was suddenly coherent enough that she could remind me of how much of a disappointment I was to her.
Good times.
And, ouch. I hope you have a good laugh about it now.
I mean, mine did.
I'm taking singing lessons now because she was pretty adamant that I didn't have a knack for it. Also, I tell my kid how incredible they are at least once a day. Sometimes once every few minutes.
Hell yeah! Who's engineering?Owen wrote: Tue May 07, 2024 12:30 pm Spent 3 days at Electrical tracking new stuff. Worked very hard and put a lot of effort and thought into the 9-10 hours we worked each day. Came home after each session just kinda buzzing. A sense of satisfaction at a job well done, doing something I like.
Today I returned to work to do "real life" job and just a stark contrast of how I feel despite working hard at both things. Ah well, we get to go back to EA next week and mix and a little more joy will be had.
Got Brian Fox working hard. Excellent experience working with him.losthighway wrote: Tue May 07, 2024 1:12 pmHell yeah! Who's engineering?Owen wrote: Tue May 07, 2024 12:30 pm Spent 3 days at Electrical tracking new stuff. Worked very hard and put a lot of effort and thought into the 9-10 hours we worked each day. Came home after each session just kinda buzzing. A sense of satisfaction at a job well done, doing something I like.
Today I returned to work to do "real life" job and just a stark contrast of how I feel despite working hard at both things. Ah well, we get to go back to EA next week and mix and a little more joy will be had.
Hoping for the best for you, Nick.PASTA wrote: Tue May 07, 2024 6:22 pm Starting new treatment this evening. Strangely excited. (knowing it's not "CHEMO" helps, as well as how early we caught this, and all the advances in medical science)
Hoping the fatigue doesn't keep me from TJO, or Shellac, or the BBQ. And that the nausea is minimal.
Kick fuck out of it lad. Big love to you.PASTA wrote: Tue May 07, 2024 6:22 pm Starting new treatment this evening. Strangely excited. (knowing it's not "CHEMO" helps, as well as how early we caught this, and all the advances in medical science)
Hoping the fatigue doesn't keep me from TJO, or Shellac, or the BBQ. And that the nausea is minimal.
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