I’ve watched her grow from someone who’s never experienced snow or mold growing on shower liners into the most determined person I’ve ever met.
I’ve watched her grow from someone who’s never experienced snow or mold growing on shower liners into the most determined person I’ve ever met.
There’s a huge separation between logic and reality happening in my mind every moment of my existence. I’ve managed to build quite a few bridges. I’ve taught myself to recognize when my body is reacting to something my brain hasn’t formally recognized as something to be afraid about.
That’s why I’ve been so gung-ho into the Last 90 Days Challenge. Not only am I working on retraining myself with goal-setting but I’m trying to find new things to learn.
If I loved being like this there wouldn't be a kickline of pill bottles along my bathroom sink cheering me through brushing my fucking teeth.
I think my favorite part today is realizing that maybe this is life’s way of telling me something.
I lumbered behind her into the same room my initial exam had been in, sitting in the dentist chair that looked like it was designed to kill someone.
I found myself heading toward the fridges even though I hadn’t consciously decided to get a Monster. I didn’t even really want one; I wasn’t thirsty, tired, or particularly longing for the carbonation.