#beesandwasps

in the show it was made 100% clear that it was Aziraphale, which is what we’re talking about. Which is funnier than introducing yet another character. 

Cause #1 is, well, not resolved, but going much better than I feared, but today one of my PTSD triggers was stomped on pretty hard by an overly graphic description of sexual assault, so, chocolate. Fuck being a responsible adult, I need the goddamned dopamine.

Oh, and btw... I haven’t had any oxy in days. If I’m abusing anything right now it’s antihistimines, god damn mast cells won’t shut up.  I’m constitutionally incapable of becoming addicted to opiates because I hate how they make me feel, so I only use them when the alternative is much worse. If I can sleep I probably don’t need oxy. I needed it on the 16 hour train ride that turned into a 21 hour ordeal, but not so much since. It’s going to be interesting if my incisions don’t finish healing the fuck up already though, as I haven’t had my RA treatment in 10 weeks, am at 3 mg per day on steroids and no other meds, and still have five spots that aren’t completely closed. I’m getting stiffer by the day and my hand joints are getting iffier quickly.  Oh, and those spots that aren’t healing?  The skin has decided that everything is evil and I’m getting reactions to the most hypoallergenic of bandages. Fun times.  Trying Xyxal, but idk if it’s going to be enough.  Mast cell issues are no joke.  I’ve got something like 36-40 total inches of incision on my body and of those, 4 combined inches in 5 spots are not great, but I have to have no open wounds in order for them to turn my immune system off again. I’ve already had two bouts of antibiotics.  The round robin goes something like this right now:  1. wounds need covering, so I tape. 2. Tape is okay most places most of the time, I take bind, antihistimine and move on. 3. Tape is suddenly not okay. Can’t take more antihistimine.  4. Remove tape, use rubbing alcohol on residue. 5. Rubbing alcohol dries out the skin, which is easily irritated. 6. Add moisturizing lotion.  7. React to lotion. (I react even to straight up cocoa butter and olive oil, it’s a mechanical thing, not an actual allergy) 8. Itch. 9. Wounds need covering up... I am at 5 1/2 weeks post surgery. I’m really, really REALLY ready to be done with this part. The binding itself is its own catch 22.

So the next time you're playing Animal Crossing and you hear the buzzing of bees, be careful! You never know when you might find yourself in the middle of a wild chase, just like I did.

Basically if you do Tumblr on the web browser on your phone and you try to do anything but read down your feed without reblogging anything, it tries to bump you over to the app. Or at least it was that way with me for a long time.

I know that voice recognition exists (and has existed for a long time, like, A LOnG time) but I’m specifically wondering about tying spoken word to written, which would allow more accessible websites (Author dictates, corrects punctuation, reader can hear it in the author’s voice instead of robot voice, if they want) and people to, for example, hear how a word is pronounced if it’s unfamiliar.

I have absolutely no idea because I assiduously avoid other players, and don’t bother autonaming things (there are too many sentinels to take the time, and that’s probably why) but holy fuck that was funny.