Screw you hurricane Milton!
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Screw you hurricane Milton!

Hey everyone! Hurricane Milton didn't physically damage my apartment, but there was some minor water damage and fallen trees wrecked cars nearby. I live in Lutz, north of the wall, and we got hit with strong winds and heavy rain. The hurricane knocked down power poles and lines, leaving me without power for nearly 24 hours—but hey, I'm not complaining. I'm grateful WREC got our power back so fast. Honestly, I wasn't prepared for this storm at all. Mentally, it was a nightmare for me. The howling wind in the darkness with no power was terrifying. I've lived in Florida…
Overcoming Tech Hurdles and Embracing Solitude: A Personal Update
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Overcoming Tech Hurdles and Embracing Solitude: A Personal Update

Hello everyone, It’s so late, and I honestly can't tell if it’s early in the AM or late into the night. Just a quick post to let you all know I am alive and well. Not much has been happening lately, but one of my computers is offline until I can get it repaired. It seems the AIO cooler bit the dust. It's always great when that happens, right? The replacement is a bit pricey, but it's necessary to bring it back online. Hopefully, it'll be up and running in a few days with the help of a very good…
It’s Been A Few Months
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It’s Been A Few Months

Hope you all are doing well. Not much has been happening here—just working and living life. Things are good right now, and I hope it stays that way. As I've mentioned before, I really need a break from stress and worry. While things have improved, I still get overwhelmed with anxiety, which can be incapacitating. There's not much going on, making it hard to find something to chat about, but I can ramble until something comes to mind. Some people who claim to be friends seem dishonest and not genuine, trying to take advantage of me. I cannot and will…
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May 2024 Life and Feelings Update

Hello, dear blog readers. In this post, I’d like to share a recent interaction with a friend that made a lasting impact. The pivotal moment wasn’t rooted in our conversation’s content or tone, but in the events that transpired during his visit to lend a hand. I had enlisted his help to set up a vertical monitor arrangement, only to discover that it caused neck discomfort. Regrettably, we had to dismantle his handiwork, which understandably led to his agitation. He maintained that he wasn’t upset, yet his body language seemed to tell a different story. This episode prompted some introspection…