Month 13 of drawing Othello every month until he returns
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Month 13 of drawing Othello every month until he returns
Week 60 I can’t believe this is my body Today is one month post op
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Work on my bathroom continues. Remodel reaches 13 months tomorrow. I'm excited.
Everyday Canadians spent a year embracing Syrians in the world’s most personal resettlement program. Letting them go might be the biggest test yet.
A good piece by The New York Times on Syrian Refugee Resettlement in Canada
Because of this illness I couldn't take pics of my chest at 6 weeks. I couldn't see Haley or Ronnie or claire. I did no work. I got no rest. I couldn't go to the gym to swim. I missed seeing my new clients. It's been the worst sickness. Ugh.
How could my FRIEND get my pronouns wrong at this point? She's known me for almost 2 years. She's heard my struggles in school. I've talked with her before about it happening. She helped me raise funds for surgery. I had surgery. How could she do this to me now? In front of other people? And make excuses? What kind of friend is that? What does it say about me that she is my friend? How much do I have to let go? How much can I let go without losing my dignity and respect and validation and my self?
I miss being able to go to the gym