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Tuesday, January 09, 2024

worse? or better?

 the battle of the mold continues. we continue to find horrifying things - this morning we discovered that our bedside tables / drawers were covered. WTAF?!?!

we can only deal with this insane shit one aspect at a time, we seem to be making progress but it's hard... it's demoralizing, and it's exhausting, and it's difficult to ignore the creeping paranoia. gd and i are both taking this stuff very hard, but we're trying to be stoic and pragmatic and learn all the lessons so we never have to deal with this again.

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mr smear returned to mma today, it wasn't easy to get him there but between myself this morning and gd this afternoon we managed. horseman sent me a link to this clip of huberman and goggins discussing the function of the anterior cingulate cortex (citation needed) yesterday, and minutes ago i read an excellent article entitled "stop telling kids what to do with their lives".

i feel like we're doing what we should be doing: guiding mr smear (sometimes forcing him) to do things that will help him develop in a healthy way and open doors for him, while at the same time impressing upon him the importance of finding his own way in life. hopefully a way that'll make him and others happy.

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work was surprisingly good today, in spite of it being a "remote day" in which my boss sat with the three of us who'd arrived and playing a disney soundtrack playlist for most of the afternoon. at least his mood/taste improved a bit towards the evening. i wasn't happy about my current task having taken as long as it did, but it involved a lot of learning and a lot of unexpected challenges, and it was great being able to present a solution that we're all happy with.

and when my boss asked me for a last-minute modification that i thought was going to be a big deal, it was a big relief to find myself clearing it before home-time.

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i knew that going to bed early might be a problem. i must have slept for about an hour or so, and have now spent the last hour or two in a bit of a stupor, physically uncomfortable, and anxious (mostly about the mold situation).

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