Weekended

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I guess I had a pretty alright weekend. I did accomplish the one thing I most needed to accomplish, which was rearrange my side of the office. It’s not perfect, I need to paint a bookcase & fill in some holes in the wall so I can put up my shelves, but it’s definitely better than before. And I cleaned off my desk! It’s amazing how much bigger my computer looks when not dwarfed by piles of garbage. Actually that goes for the whole room, really.

I did some more just-for-fun banner making. Sometimes I get so burnt out making the same ones over and over that I don’t even want to look at glitter on the weekend, but not this weekend. In addition to last weeks’ PUKE and BARF banners, over the weekend I made a bronze with iridescent hex glitter WOW GREAT JOB, and a purple gradient THE LITERAL WORST (both are available in the shop).
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I’ve also been working on a banner using drippy letters that I’m hoping will be really tumblr-y when it’s done, as well as some ombre skulls.

Gwen had some exciting travels this weekend- she visited the foyer and underneath Taylor’s desk (meaning we cleaned/sorted out his half of the office just in time, although he still needs to properly secure those wires. WHAT IS IT WITH DUDES AND WIRES????).
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One bad moment this weekend: Taylor and I were wishing on a six-pack ring (you each put two fingers in the two end rings and pull, whoever gets the bigger half gets the wish, like a beery wishbone) and I couldn’t pull. Like, my upper arm had literally zero strength and felt like there was no muscle there at all. At first I was laughing about how weak I was, but then I remembered that muscle weakness/loss is a symptom of my disease and then I was really sad. Since then I’ve been super aware of how sad and floppy my arms feel all the time.

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My neighbors’ ridiculous kitten that keeps trying to climb in my windows. Also shout out to my hydrangea for still being alive.

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