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It takes a lot of hard work and discipline to make a change like that. Congrats!

I've recently read some things I wrote 5-7 years ago. Things I said to people. Man, I was stupid back then. It sounds like I'm being down on myself, but I'm not. It's a beautiful thing. It means I've learned and grown in that time.

Nothing like working with a bunch of teachers every day to remind me how socially inept I am.

Ooh, Pokemon cards... I didn't have very many back in the day, but my prized possession for a few years was one of the original holographic Charizards that I got in a booster pack for Christmas one year. Charizard was my favorite Pokemon, naturally, and I don't know how rare they actually were...

Whether you get credit for those ideas or not, them being implemented at all makes the world just that little bit better, and you can feel good about that. You were right and you know it.

I'm gonna be 30 in a month and change. I don't know what to think of that. I don't think I'm bothered by it, but it's just there, and I can't seem to ignore it. Maybe I feel like I'm getting too old to still be the person I am.

Howdy and welcome back. Yeah, it's pretty quiet 'round these parts these days.

Sounds like the problem is solved then.

Hey nobody is born good at that stuff, it's all about getting the practice.

Update: Stood in line for only 18 minutes. After 5 minutes, realized nobody else was in that line for the vaccine, and the front of the line was a "Pick-Up" window. Started to think I was in the wrong place. Good thing I had a mask on, because I had to try not to laugh when I realized that I...

First COVID shot tomorrow morning. I'm not worried at all about my arm being sore or feeling lightheaded/nauseous afterwards, but I am worried to death about showing up at the pharmacy and standing in the wrong line for 20 minutes or something like that. I'd like to just skip all the procedure...

Aw man. A messy sleep schedule makes everything worse. I've been crashing for a couple hours after work myself recently, and then I stay up too late to make up the lost time, and then I'm tired the next day and I crash after work again. But of course, for me it's entirely my own fault. :rolleyes:

I find I regret not doing things far more often than I regret doing them.

I've spent the last few years going out and attacking life a little bit, putting in the work to better myself and my situation, rather than just sitting by like a spectator as I used to do. I've learned a lot, I've grown up a lot, and I felt for a while like I "made it". I was genuinely excited...

Thanks everybody! Of course, to me it sounds all around sloppy, but if real people think it sounds good, that's all that really matters. There are a couple of hurdles when you're starting out, especially when you first try to play with both hands. I spent too much money on equipment to not work...

Decided to learn to play piano/organ a few months ago. This was the first song I tried to learn:

Not saying you should (or shouldn't) quit your job or anything, that's obviously something you should think about for yourself, but you need to take care of yourself. You don't owe them anything. If they want people to stay, they need to make a work environment worth staying in. You're able to...

Anybody else ever wish the world would stop for a second so you can catch your breath?

I'd just like to point out that you can text 911 in a lot of places now.