25
June
2008
Unrelated Bits of Information
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Today in History On June 25, 1876, Lt. Col. George A. Custer and his 7th Cavalry were wiped out by Sioux and Cheyenne Indians in the Battle of Little Big Horn in Montana. (source: The New York Times) I remember that. In the only past life regression I ever had of which I was able to [...]
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29
May
2008
Heads Up for the Unwary, and an Apology
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I’ve adapted this post from an email I sent to my staff list (the staff of Rending the Veil). I feel it is pertinent enough to pass to others who may have to deal with me. The first paragraph is business, then it gets personal. I have a couple of things to bring up, if you [...]
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11
April
2008
Worst of Both Worlds
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“Let’s see what we can fuck with next!” — Eddie Murphy as “Reggie Hammond” in 48 Hours. I lost 4 subscribers overnight Wednesday night. I’m gonna go out on a limb here and speculate that they left due to my mentioning in my most recent post that I was bipolar. “OMG!” they thought, “She’s got that [...]
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9
April
2008
Multi-tasking? More Like Juggling Cobras
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I met my new therapist today. He’s the first therapist I’ve had since 1995. I have had a total of three in my life, and two of them were bad experiences. The last one was fantastic. The psychotherapist I met today, Dr. T, seemed to be open-minded enough. I told him that I was very [...]
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5
April
2008
Health TMI - Endometrial Hyperplasia
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A while back, I discussed a trend of weird, random health issues with my aunt (she’s my age), who is a very smart cardiac nurse. She’s probably smarter than most general practitioners. She felt that the problems I’d been developing over the last three or four years could be summed up as one collective reaction [...]
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