: Waiting on my last letter from University of Nevada Las Vegas is absolutely killing me!! I’m crazy excited because I have a grad school interview with Lewis and Clark next month, but I also got a rejection from San Diego State. Yay! But I found that not allowing my cat in my bedroom at night helps a lot (she likes to go under the covers and snuggle me). I was having a lot of sleep issues lately since I didn’t take my SSRI for a couple days (ran out) and I had to go through all my side effects again. No interesting picture worth sharing this week, so I could share an older pic of people are interested? Thank you for reading. I was too tired to correct him as it was 2am and all I wanted to do was sleep. In other news last Friday my oldest friend apologized for mis-gendering me, while still mis-gendering me. Maybe even hand out pins that say hi, I use such these pronouns. Plus, trans* people need a safe space to hang out and be ourselves.
I’m slowly starting to hate spaces for straight people and even cis gay males, too many pushy dudes. I had a solid idea for queer dance bar, that not geared toward cis men but, even if I had the money to start it I doubt it would do well.
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However, at the end of the day, nothing beats good food, and some green, or red tea, paired with something good on tv afterwards. So, if I really can’t sleep, and I know I don’t have plans in the morning, I may get a little baked from some indica based strain as that is the more relaxing, nighttime based strain(think kind of like Tylenol PM). We have night time tea at home that works half the time for me. It was very windy and cold up at the top! The lake below is called Rattlesnake Lake, and it’s a beautiful vivid blue color. The weather was nice last week and I went hiking by Snoqualmie Pass and hiked to the top of Rattlesnake Ledge (a misnomer, since I don’t think you’d ever find any rattlesnakes there…) Unrelated: my new iphone is trying to out me by autocorrecting “autocorrect” to autostraddle… And I might be getting a paper published soon from my previous job! So things are feeling positive. :D And then on Monday I have my women in STEM panel.
I’m meeting up with another Tacoma straddle on Sunday. On a different note, I’m feeling positive this week. I have vivid dreams though, and have also had sleep paralysis on a few occasions, which isn’t much fun. I’m lucky that I don’t have too much of a problem falling asleep. Of all my work-related dreams, this was one of the more amusing ones… The other night I had a dream about pasta trees. I need sleep! But that’s more because of having an early shift than having insomnia.
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So help me out here: what are your tried and true ways to relax and unwind at the end of a long day? What do you do no matter how hard you try you can’t fall asleep? Have you, unlike me, ever actually seen Sleepless in Seattle? I always confuse it with You’ve Got Mail. Do you live in Seattle and think of that movie title bitterly when you can’t sleep? What advice do you have to keep me from ending up like that lady in The Babadook? (Also if anyone just wants to talk to me about The Babadook, that’s cool too, I really liked that movie and want to talk about it endlessly.) Anyways help me out, y’all. Last night I read all of this longread about Susan Berman’s death and fretted my way through an extremely involved anxiety scenario about what I would do if someone who worked for Google decided they wanted to systematically ruin my life before finally falling asleep around 2:30 or 3. Speaking of weird recurring dreams, I want to talk about sleep, and how we’re all getting there.įor the past few weeks I’ve had the worst insomnia I’ve had in a long time, and it is really cramping my style. The Friday Open Thread is here, and we wanna hear all about your joys and sorrows and that weird recurring dream you had when you were a kid that you’ve never told anyone about because it still kind of scares you to think about. Hey moonlight cowgirls! It’s Friday, which means it’s time for us to put our feet up and have a bowl of Lucky Charms and tell each other all about what our weeks were like. The 200 Best Lesbian, Bisexual & Queer Movies Of All Time.
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