OH: "Time is a flat loop; Jesus was the first e-girl."
Fuzzy wormb-on-a-string in a trenchcoat.
Full stack dev. Doodler. Sometimes organiser of events.
ADHD-er rediscovering themselves and how they work. Figuring this shit out is the fun part.
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Ugh.
With every horrible day of symptoms, there is at least one more good data point for the cardiologist.
Fuck.
I don't think it's safe for me to travel to melbourne for pycon anymore.
not when i'm feeling this faint on a regular basis without knowing what is going on.
The philtrum is the face-taint.
You're welcome, and also, I'm so deeply sorry.
it feels like i can see myself breaking further and further down, at a rapidly increasing rate.
I cannot eat. I cannot hold food down. I cannot sleep. It's so difficult to form a coherent sentence.
It's been like this, off and on, for over a year now, and it's getting worse.
I have not been able to nail down any singular cause - partly because too many variables, mostly because there is no obvious pattern to any of it.
I am not only terrified of what this means in the months and year/s to come, but even more terrified that I won't be able to cope with it well.
So as a relaxing task to do while watching things, i'm slowly indexing recipes in all the books i've collected into Notion so i can search by tagged ingredients.
It means i get a excellent opportunity to compare recipe difficulty/fussiness levels between authors and the way each book is curated for it
The funniest instance of this i've found so far has been on _the same page_ of an old book from ABC's Delicious Magazine
One recipe has you sourcing and then shelling peas by hand and then the other one next to it is quite literally "JUST DIP A LETTUCE LEAF IN MAYO AND EAT IT."
Wild.
Brain is really working against me today. I want to do the things I am responsible for. Brain wants to...
-checks notes-
Space out and be irritable for 8 hours.