
eyefish by ~PinkyFuretto on deviantART
new medication again:
clonazepam plus lithium
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I've got some casual work at the hospital site office. My job is to go through the plans for the new hospital (all 3000+ rooms of it) and mark the paint colors for each room and corridor. One of the site architects has done about 100 rooms, each of which has a "feature wall", but expects me to do the rest. They seem to be happy entrusting this task to a 20-year-old but personally I don't feel I can do it.
I'm pretty convinced my mental state is incurable. For those not in the know I've been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and stuck on antipsychotics since my last post. They don't help as I'm still utterly miserible and hate life. I think it's terminal. http://pinkyfuretto.deviantart.com/ Test results came back finally. Apparently my liver and possibly my kidneys have packed up due to damage of unknown origin. This explains why I've been eating less than once a day and have been getting sick more than usual. (twice this year alone! And I'm still not over it!) 'Life of Pi" is the thinking man's "Da vinci code". Like Dan Brown's craptacular suspense novel, "Life of Pi" came to me with rave reveiws and a film in production. I'm wary of any book that suits conversion into a film. But I read it anyway and was very impressed; it presents serious philosophical musings on life, religion, and the nature of man as a compelling allegorical novel. So why make it into a film? The book's real stories and ideas are hidden just beneath the surface and between the lines; the insights it yeilds are a reward for those who read critically. For me the story of Piscine Molitor Patel marooned with Richard Parker quickly became irrelevant; they became allegorical representations of the divine and the animal within humanity, and for that matter, within myself. Will the average filmgoer find this rewarding insight, or just see a bizzarre and pointless tale of an indian castaway and a bengal tiger? I'm back for good this time, I think. I have a pretty stable internet connection. You can also find me on MSN or on secondlife as Pinky Fredriksson. Am I actually good for ANYTHING AT ALL? ...and still a loner. My internet-based "friendships" in the furry fandom are worthless when I don't have a net connection. I just don't know what happened to my friends in reality...one by one, everyone I knew has moved away, ignored me, or just faded into the ether. Without my constant attention and bothering; my "friends" are only too happy to forget all about me. Now people won't spend time with me even if I pay 'em. Yeah I'm still alive. I'll be moving to the aro vally in a couple of weeks, everyone txt me if they want my new address.
Take the Dante's Inferno Hell Test furcoNZ this year, so I'll see 'yall there. Have a meme! In the not-to-distant future, Snickers and myself will be looking for a new flat. Is anyone at uni looking for a new flat? We might find a 2-bedroom place but I'm keen to get a third person in there. Over the course of 2006 my devotion to university has decreased incredibly. I'm not good at keeping routines at the best of times, and living with a couple of routine-less people has made it even harder. So, basically I'm looking for a vaugely organised student to move in to our new flat, in the hope they will impose a little routine on the household, or at least me, by being present. Brainsickness does not appear to be getting better. I'm thinking about seeing a head-doctor.. Why do so few furry artists paint? There are so maqny ubertalented furs out there, but the vast majority use computers. Parents have had a huge shitfight; my dad's fleed the city. Step one: Smoke a cone or two I seem to eat way more than everyone else in the flat. Perhaps I should go on a diet, I feel that I'm wasting all the food. |



