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Good and Bad
Apr. 9th, 2005 10:14 pmWell, good and bad things this weekend.
Good: With a lot of help from the divine![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mizemm (yes, i know, you can shoot me later), I managed to get my kitchen shelves up, as well as one of the two front room shelf units. The computers are all still down, while I try and redo the network into something a bit better organized; but I finally have a good start on the space I need. One of the most complicated parts will be moving the other set of wall shelves into the bedroom; mainly because of a lack of space to put all the crap that is on them, particularly the fish.
In other news, shuffling stuff around has turned up two large bottles of Elysian Brewery's Dragontooth Stout that I had completely forgotten about possessing. Woohoo!
Bad: Looks like I'm going to have to have the Plague rat put down. He is pretty clearly completely blind at this point, and has a very hard time getting around. He hardly ever moves at all anymore, except between his food dish and his favorite sleeping spots. appears to be in pain when he does move. I'm fairly positive he has a brain tumour, and he seems to get worse by the week.
Been having a hard time, emotionally, as well. I seem to be a completely different person lately, in a lot of ways. I think part of the problem is my chronic, worsening insomnia. I'm so off-balance and fatigued that i respond to nearly everything so much differently than I normally do, that I seem, even to myself, like a different person. My tolerance for any number of things, which has been steadily declining for some time, has gotten worse for some things, but better for others. I can't handle even minor annoyances in some cases; but don't even notice other things that would have normally have driven me around the bend, normally. I also tend to act quite a bit different at work and a few other places than I am used to. I don't know if the fatigue and insomnia is really causing a change, or if it's just making me overreact to minor issues.
Good: With a lot of help from the divine
mizemm (yes, i know, you can shoot me later), I managed to get my kitchen shelves up, as well as one of the two front room shelf units. The computers are all still down, while I try and redo the network into something a bit better organized; but I finally have a good start on the space I need. One of the most complicated parts will be moving the other set of wall shelves into the bedroom; mainly because of a lack of space to put all the crap that is on them, particularly the fish.In other news, shuffling stuff around has turned up two large bottles of Elysian Brewery's Dragontooth Stout that I had completely forgotten about possessing. Woohoo!
Bad: Looks like I'm going to have to have the Plague rat put down. He is pretty clearly completely blind at this point, and has a very hard time getting around. He hardly ever moves at all anymore, except between his food dish and his favorite sleeping spots. appears to be in pain when he does move. I'm fairly positive he has a brain tumour, and he seems to get worse by the week.
Been having a hard time, emotionally, as well. I seem to be a completely different person lately, in a lot of ways. I think part of the problem is my chronic, worsening insomnia. I'm so off-balance and fatigued that i respond to nearly everything so much differently than I normally do, that I seem, even to myself, like a different person. My tolerance for any number of things, which has been steadily declining for some time, has gotten worse for some things, but better for others. I can't handle even minor annoyances in some cases; but don't even notice other things that would have normally have driven me around the bend, normally. I also tend to act quite a bit different at work and a few other places than I am used to. I don't know if the fatigue and insomnia is really causing a change, or if it's just making me overreact to minor issues.
