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10. I am painting my parents' house. Each day, after work, I travel over a third of a mile to their home. I scrape and sand various ugly patches while inhaling lead-laden dust. After half an hour of grueling work, my mother invariably calls out, "Rickeeeee! You need to take a break." I reluctantly oblige and spend the next two hours eating a home cooked meal, watching Days of Our Lives recordings, and talking about how nice the house is going to appear when I am finished. I sure hope my parents like the psychedelic, out of the lines kind of look to their home.
9. My computer monitor broke. Two months ago, I started suspecting something was wrong when a yellow vertical line appeared in the center of my monitor. For a while, I was able to make the line disappear by rapping the top of the screen with my knuckle. My monitor responded to my love taps by periodically flashing between modes of bright white light and darkness. Soon, my monitor took on a life of its own and would flash whiteness around the room in the middle of the night, even when the computer was turned off. Three days ago, my monitor shut down for good. Fortunately, I was able to save twenty bucks by purchasing another new, off brand monitor made by a company which will be bankrupt in six weeks.
8. I am bipolar. If I posted on a regular basis, no one would believe my whole "I am not normal" shtick.
7. There is nothing to blog about. The economy is moving along just fine. Feelings of bipartisanship and cooperation are permeating Washington D.C. The world is at peace, and Hollywood celebrities are behaving themselves.
6 through 2. Reserved for future whiny excuses.
1. Today, I have a day off from the Postal Service. I've decided to get an early start on painting my parents' house. Besides, my mother mentioned something about breakfast sausage.
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Tuesday, June 2, 2009
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3 COMMENTS:
The "I am not normal shtick"... LOL LOL LOL HAH!
Can you give me a preview of # 6 - 2? I might need 'em in the near future!
#6 My list of followers is expanding too quickly. When I got a visit to my blog from someone in Zimbabwe, I knew I was finally a worldwide sensation. I don't want to get too hot too fast, otherwise I will make so much money I will forget where I came from.
Why would you want a blog that defines you as bipolar? You are much more than that. Why not break out of the bipolar mode? Yes, you are bipolar, but bipolar is not what defines a person, just like diabetes is not what defines a diabetic -- there is so much more to his or her person. Start focusing on your whole self! Just a thought, bc it will make you healthier if you don't cling to the bipolar, make it your whole life. I'm not saying you don't need to be cognizant of the disorder. You need to no doubt take care of it w meds and with cognitive therapy and the like. Just remember, bipolar doesn't MAKE you. You are so much more -- you are a whole person, don't hang on to it as the defining thing of your life. Then you'll grow. Take it from one who knows that holding on to "disability labels" isn't good! ;)
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