Oct

28

Sex and Faygo

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On October 24th, I went to see Insane Clown Posse for the fifth time. This time I went with my roommate, Dudney. His little brother, Doug, and nephew, Robert, work security at Cain’s, so we were supposed to get in free. However, since it was an ICP show and Juggalos and Juggalettes get rowdy Cain’s beefed up security, which is why Doug and Robert didn’t get to hook us up with free entry.

I have made a ninja out of my roomie so he wanted to go as bad as I did. I sure as hell couldn’t afford a ticket because my financial situation is still dire due to being out on leave for almost five months, so Dudney bought my ticket. He said he owed me for being his wingman with T.J. Dudney rocks. :) :D

I had three Jager bombs before we even left the house. I didn’t want to be completely sober at the show. I also took my infamous coke bottle full of Jager with me. I didn’t want to take it into Cain’s with me, but I wanted a couple more shots before we went in.
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Oct

27

I know, I know

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I know I haven’t been writing about my life as much as usual, but things have been crazy (no pun intended) and I just haven’t had time to write. I’m working on a couple updates and I’ll post them as soon as I can.

Oct

24

Bands I've Seen Live (well, the ones I remember)

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I am a major concert junkie. I have been to lots of shows.

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Oct

21

Self-Management

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With any condition that goes in a cycle, half the battle of managing it is monitoring where you are in the cycle at any time.

To cope, it’s sometimes useful to think about bipolar disorder in the same way that you might think about asthma or diabetes. You need to take certain daily measures – of your breathing capacity or blood sugar – and then take these into account in what you do for that day.
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Oct

18

How can I find people who understand?

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I’ve asked myself this question many times. It is a given that other people with the same or similar affliction understand, but what about those who have never been exposed to it or even somewhat educated about it?

How can I find people outside of the mental health community who understand?
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