So, how was your day? ?

[Yousef Yousef]

You were missed by a lot of people, and we're so happy to see you here now. Welcome back!

Foolish of you to lose faith in Jiggy.

My day was normal untill now...

People is making me cry so much that i can't see properly the fucking letters....

Your return was prophesied… and I believed it. It was a matter of time. You were always with me in my heart of hearts.

 

[kamille]

Oh hey nice to see you again

Thank you! You too!

 

[bjork]

It took me two weeks since I moved back up here, but I've finally reset my sleep schedule for overnight work. Last night was the first night where I got a decent amount of rest and so the shift was far less tiring as a result. Funny how that works.

 

[lil_thang]

sometimes the groundhog day is a little different each time

 

[sysuah]

18th March
I was job hunting the past week, found a pretty good position for a cabin crew position.
the date for document check was today and I made it to the place an hour sooner than the given time but unlucky me.
I got to the address they gave, ran up and down 20 flight of stairs in a suit (because they asked that you come and dress formally to take portraits for the upcoming interview) and the entire building have floors that are just empty or that there are people and its the janitors is doing their job. And their department aren't there either, I tried dial their office numbers but nothing came and I asked a round the place to see if they know the exact room of the office and got the same answers "Sorry, we don't"
Seems like I always have a pretty bad time looking for employment, maybe I'm just careless. Oh well.

 

[bjork]

Spent the back half of this day waiting on updates from 1200 miles away, as I couldn't get in touch with my father. It culminated with my aunt and several of my dad's neighbors prying open his back door to get to him, he was fully dressed and watching tv, but not breathing. Paramedics came and got him on oxygen, took him to the hospital. They ran a bunch of tests and apparently he has pneumonia due to aspirating, and though there doesn't appear to be any evidence of a heart attack and his old stents still look good and right, he went for an unknown amount of time without breathing. So we don't know if there's any associated damage there. Currently he's still there for monitoring and isn't really conscious, so... that's all I know for now. The guy retired about two weeks ago, I want him to be able to enjoy that, not have this happen. So just holding out for good news, and waiting for any news before I make plans to travel or not.

 

[Deleted member 257420]

Bad, but I live

 

[JustLooking123]

We have had about 6 hours power outage due to storm!
So me and my family sat and watched many films together...
It was quite a joyful day for me!

 

[Tonberry]

Not great.
The last few days I've been having an ache around my left temple which makes me veel a vein around there. It's pretty distracting and worrisome, even though I'm fairly certain it's just due to me being a lazy fuck with poor posture. It's worse at night too so it's affecting my sleep.

I've been having tension headaches my whole life, though, but it being a vein is a little scarier than, like, my knee or something, so I've e-mailed my GP to schedule a meeting just so that they can help me know what it is so that I can stop worrying.

 

[ATenderLad]

Spent the back half of this day waiting on updates from 1200 miles away, as I couldn't get in touch with my father. It culminated with my aunt and several of my dad's neighbors prying open his back door to get to him, he was fully dressed and watching tv, but not breathing. Paramedics came and got him on oxygen, took him to the hospital. They ran a bunch of tests and apparently he has pneumonia due to aspirating, and though there doesn't appear to be any evidence of a heart attack and his old stents still look good and right, he went for an unknown amount of time without breathing. So we don't know if there's any associated damage there. Currently he's still there for monitoring and isn't really conscious, so... that's all I know for now. The guy retired about two weeks ago, I want him to be able to enjoy that, not have this happen. So just holding out for good news, and waiting for any news before I make plans to travel or not.

I hope some good news arrived and he's recovering. Hopefully money and circumstance permit going to clap eyes on him regardless.

 

[TheWanderer]

5/5
Sweat Mercy of god I'm losing my grasp on reality

 

[DjQuick2008]

Bit tense because ive a government phone call to take. Waiting to see if a disability case has been won and they have answers for me tomorrow Ive been fighting this for 11 months now takes a toll. Other than that been shielding from the sun and pollen hay fever season is definitely coming.

Post automatically merged: May 5, 2025

5/5
Sweat Mercy of god I'm losing my grasp on reality

Life can be like that been there this year friend hope tomorrow is better for you

 

[bjork]

I hope some good news arrived and he's recovering. Hopefully money and circumstance permit going to clap eyes on him regardless.

I haven't gone yet, because I was waiting for relatives to weigh in on whether I needed to. Turns out, he didn't open his eyes until Monday, and he's in ICU still. But, he's awake daily and can communicate despite being restrained still (he asked to have one hand free at once and immediately tried to pull his IVs, so he went back to being tied up), as he sent me a text yesterday saying 'so far so good.' They're saying he needs a pacemaker, which doesn't seem to be a high-risk procedure, but he needs to be strong enough for them to do it first. So until that happens, he's in bed and resting on a lot of painkillers. Still scary, just not AS scary for now. Hoping he pulls through and gets out.

 

[ATenderLad]

I haven't gone yet, because I was waiting for relatives to weigh in on whether I needed to. Turns out, he didn't open his eyes until Monday, and he's in ICU still. But, he's awake daily and can communicate despite being restrained still (he asked to have one hand free at once and immediately tried to pull his IVs, so he went back to being tied up), as he sent me a text yesterday saying 'so far so good.' They're saying he needs a pacemaker, which doesn't seem to be a high-risk procedure, but he needs to be strong enough for them to do it first. So until that happens, he's in bed and resting on a lot of painkillers. Still scary, just not AS scary for now. Hoping he pulls through and gets out.

Pacemakers aren't too dangerous, no; here's hoping he's on the mend here soon.

 

[Pandaprewmaster325]

Good thank God as always.

 

[DjQuick2008]

First day of peace ive had this week midweek was crazy and friday was nuts also. Only thing kept me going was being able to call people i trust.

 

[χKai]

I got things cleaned up, it's not perfect or all of what I wanted to do but it's at least progress and looks a lot better already!

 

[DjQuick2008]

I got things cleaned up, it's not perfect or all of what I wanted to do but it's at least progress and looks a lot better already!

Ive got a cleaner who comes in im disabled and my dad is over 70 shes a great help. I dont have much energy in summer its probably a seasonal dip for me every year.

 

[bjork]

I got things cleaned up, it's not perfect or all of what I wanted to do but it's at least progress and looks a lot better already!

I got a note on my door saying they're doing annual apartment inspections on monday, so I used that as an excuse to clean today. I didn't want to when I started, but now that I'm done, I'm glad I did it.

 

[bjork]

I'm guessing this will merge posts since I posted last in the thread, but: it's the next day (sunday). I went to bed at around 3 pm, with the plan for getting up around 10-11 pm or so. I like to get up on my nights off at around the same time I'd normally get up for work. So I wake up and feel like I've slept for a long time and see that it is 6:30. I get up, assuming that it is 6:30 am and I've just accidentally slept 15 hours, because it sure feels like I slept a long time. Because I feel really rested, I don't mind that I overslept. Look at my phone and see that it is still Sunday. It's 6:30 pm. I can go back to bed for 4-5 more hours and still be back to when I originally intended to get up. It feels like I time traveled while also winning something simultaneously. What a great feeling! gnite

 

[bjork]

Got the call to come back home because my dad took a turn for the worst and didn't have long. I rush to the airport and as I'm buying the ticket, they send news that he didn't make it. So I'm going down tomorrow instead. But as for today, pretty awful.

 

[ATenderLad]

Got the call to come back home because my dad took a turn for the worst and didn't have long. I rush to the airport and as I'm buying the ticket, they send news that he didn't make it. So I'm going down tomorrow instead. But as for today, pretty awful.

Lord, but I'm so sorry. Safe travels, and I hope you have ample time to remember him with the rest of your family. It's cliche, maybe, but that's what helped me in the same situation. Regardless, my fondest condolences to you and yours.

 

[χKai]

Throat hurts like fuck and I have no idea why.
It's kinda been going on all day, and it's only gotten worse.
Seriously, it feels like someone scrubbed it out with a brillo pad.

 

[Hourai]

May 19th. I'm apparently reading this in Lotte Carmine's voice in Arakune's/his Calamity Trigger ending. It was somewhat difficult. My disability card refused to buy tickets for the train, as it tends to do on travel purchases. So I had to walk to the bank and get that taken care of, despite being super burnt out. Got it taken care of, but it kind of sucks that I had to waste energy on that. But I did it. There's also a disability discount, which was nice.

 

[bjork]

I flew today, from So Cal to Seattle. Travel days are always very long and this was no exception. Was seated across from a screaming baby and directly behind two young brothers who needed to fight the whole time and be LOUD about it. So now I'm back to my apartment and hoping about 40 consecutive hours of sleep can happen.