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Went to the neurologist, and his nerves are fine. He recommended a rheumatologist for us. So, it's back to medical to request another referral. Kind of better and worse. There's no nerve damage(yet), but we're hardly closer to solving his hand and arm problems. So he still can't work.

I change the lock code on my phone and he gets butthurt that he can't randomly go in there anymore.

"Did I do something wrong?"
"No."
"Then, why did you change [the code]?"
"I just wanted to."

That's all. I don't want anyone randomly going into my phone. You have your phone now, and I have mine. I didn't know it would be such a big deal. He gets my phone to call his because he can't find it, then gets pissy because he can't unlock it(rather than ask me for help).

Men.

I may have just found a perfect fox tail. It hasn't come yet, but I did an online coupon code for that store, so hopefully that means she's making it right now. I didn't realize I was so picky. Or that my kind of tail is hard to find: fluffy, faux fur, non-stiff, and 30"+. And no ridiculously bright colors. I already have the collar and the ears. Just need the last piece.

I'm going to wear that shit everywhere.

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Passed the PT test by an extra 11 points, which is a fairly good margin but not enough to merit an 'Excellent' rating. I need to get working out more so that I have more excellent scores than just satisfactory ones. Anything 90 points or more is excellent. Satisfactory is 75-89.9. Less than that is failure. Nobody wants to fail. You run until you throw up, you sit-up until your abs ache, and you push-up until your arms give out. At least, that is the norm for those who want to stay. And also if you're not one to regularly score 90's. Four points away from testing one year from now instead of six months from now, but oh well. I never know what keeps me running, but I swear that each year--little by little--the voice in my head that tries to tell me to quit just because it hurts gets smaller and smaller. I also like to think about why I keep going. A steady job. Money to live off of. A nice little house fenced-in in a nice neighborhood. A few Boxers running around in the yard. Maybe a little kid or two. A new car I was able to buy with cash up front. Money in my savings account. Retirement at home after a lengthy service. The sun is always shining on my lawn when I think of this, and it makes me feel just a little better. I'm going to try to get back to my old run time of thirteen minutes.

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I'm getting a little more confident about my test coming up. Although there's still a chance I will be either be very relieved or very depressed come Tuesday. Yep. It's run-hard-until-I-throw-up time. An average 1.5 mile run for me is about thirteen minutes. I can make the push-up count, and I'm still getting a perfect score for waist, so the only real concerns are sit-ups and the run. Just need to hydrate and focus.

I am currently in love with Kyary Pamyu Pamyu's music. Her songs are just so cute, and she actually does a better job of what Lady Gaga tries to do with her outfits (who, funnily enough, is her inspiration). I actually want to make the outfit in "Fashion Monster" for a cosplay. The bathair and dress are doable. The guitar looks complicated as fuck, though. ;;

And for some reason, her running in the beginning of this is my favorite part.

Finally got around to posting a banner. This will apply to 95% of past posts and 100% of future posts.

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Ahahahaha...No more ants swarming all over my baby's food. Whenever I'd come home for lunch, poor Trixie's food dish would be peppered with little sugar ants. Recently, she's taken to eating her food very slowly, often leaving it sit for hours at a time. But she loves the gravy, and unfortunately, so do the ants. I tried multiple things. Sugar + Borax (which was ignored), putting the bowl on a plate then covering the plate with a slippery gel moisturizer (which was climbed over anyway), and moving the bowl around (do they have noises? wth...). And finally using the plastic cap off of the Slap-chop as a pedestal for the dish to sit on.

No ants. It's amazing, I don't have to worry about her food anymore.

Now if only the damn cat would actually eat her breakfast instead of just kibble all the time.

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