Gave it too much throttle, came in at an angle instead of head on, got intimately familiar with a stone and iron fence. Had to go over a trench to get onto the incline up my driveway, then go over two steel railings. Like anyone with their first motorcycle, I misjudged something. And there's very, very few of the second.
Those who have crashed, and those who are going to crash. There are two types of motorcyclist in this world. But always have mom or dad around (instead of school/daycare personnel - not knocking them, but it is not their priority/job) has gotten him to focus on the what/why/just do it. On the bestest positive of the general stay at home order - we have finally managed to get our toddler mostly potty trained. On the also positive, we are not on complete lock down, so I may be able to get bike out and put a few miles on the greenway if weather permits. On the still more positive, scheduled pool opening so we have that option if weather permits. On the more positive, my paint station is set up and maybe, just maybe I will resume painting some of the miniatures in my box of shame.
We all know it and can maybe more readily understand the platform since we are not focusing on the story. On the positive, we have scheduled our roll20 test drive today with sunless citadel as the guinea pig module. Providing I'm not caught in the middle of it, you two go right ahead.ĭownside of working from home on extended basis on deadline driven tasks - every day looks pretty much the same and if you are already up at 4 AM and your gym is closed, you might as well knock out the next project so you can have family time while it is daylight. You have a Gundam army, Freehold has a Gundam army, although I imagine his is less practically dressed. (* Side-effects may including online-ordering whole robots, used bits of robots, custom 3D-printed new bits of robots, polymer clay for making new robot bits, paint for robots, and stress eating.) If I figure out how I broke the panic attack center of my brain, I'll let you know how I did it.* Doesn't mean everyone will go through it the same way, but please let us know how you're doing! Hugs from across the internet!ĮDIT: Outside of quoting someone else, I can't see my post and have no idea which page it is on. Might not have been it (my Eldest had the sick first, then I got it from him, pretty direct line), but we're being careful as if it was. (I'll have lost the fever symptom a week ago this Saturday? Or maybe Sunday? I'unno.)įortuitously I, the walking bag of bad-health that I am, came through it. If we can do anything to help, or even make you feel a bit better, let us know, ok?Īlso, for what it's worth, before everyone was quite as scared, I thought I might have had some version of it, so we were a bit nervous. If I figure out how I broke the panic attack center of my brain, I'll let you know how I did it. My allergies (still pretty mild, all things considered) have been acting up this past week, and the air conditioning has dropped the apartments humidity enough that the much dryer air has given me an occasional cough. I'm also hoping you are OK, and that you weren't infected. Not so much for myself but for my children, and WW, and his mom, all of whom have been exposed if I have it. Temperature only a little elevated, not fever, a little bit lightheaded.Ĭould also be a combination of high pollen and a panic attack. Woke up with a little tightness in my chest, my breathing is a little different and I have a dry cough.
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