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UberScout
Of course, yesterday morning walking back through the woods in the park nature trail to get to my rain ruined tent... There were Yellow Jackets. One stung me... Twice...
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UberScout
UberScout
"Unlike commonplace honeybees, hornets, wasps and other flying aphids, Yellow Jackets make their hives underground, in burrow holes found in certain temperate forest regions. They are much more unforgiving than bees, pursuing intruders of their territory with readied stingers, often attacking multiple times.
UberScout
UberScout
"A single Yellow Jacket poses no threat to one's life, unless they possess an allergy to the venom found in a Yellow Jacket's glands. To a person with no allergy to it, it would take 1500 stings before the venom overpowers someone and kills them in 1d6 hours, though you would have to be intentionally allowing yourself to be stung that many times."
UberScout
UberScout
"In any case, if one feels threatened, they initiate an attack and begins its combat rounds with a 1d100 roll against a creature's DEX score; if the bug succeeds, they sting for 1d4 points of piercing damage. Being stung introduces a very painful, but not fatal dose of venom which burns like unholy hell for 1d8 hours afterward."
UberScout
I was able to surprise my family by returning to Wilmington early yesterday because a nice guy saw me walking on the road in Swansboro and gave me a ride to the nearest Greyhound station in Jacksonville. The man even paid for my ticket! Not only did he cover me on it, it only cost him $17.97, so I didn't even have to feel bad about him spending anything!
Yeshuasdaughter
Today I'm going to try to get to a new doctor to get her to prescribe me a new wheelchair, as mine is broken. Most providers are not accepting my insurance, so it's been a multi month struggle to find a doctor. I don't know if I'll even be able to get out of my apartments, but I'm gonna try with all my might, Please pray.
UberScout
UberScout
You're in a wheelchair? I swear to God this whole time I had no idea
Metalhead
I feel a genuine sense of malaise between my currently untreated sleep apnea and my new sobriety from alcohol. I feel like some liquor might help, even though I know it won’t. I feel like I am going insane through all of this.
Metalhead
I just saw the Chainsaw Man movie. I will watch it again after I see season one of the tv series, I feel it would be unfair to review it seeing it without having that background story knowledge first.
Markness
Markness
Nice! How or where did you see it? I thought it was showing on the 29th through Cinemark.

EDIT: Realized I was wrong about the release date. I had it mixed up in my memory with something else.
Metalhead
Waking up in the middle of the night, unable to go back to sleep.
tree
tree
Then what? What do you do after you wake up?
How long do you sleep when you do sleep?
Total, or total accumulated in case you sleep a couple hrs
then wake for several, and repeat....
Levelskid
So, North America had lions, tigers, and bear (oh my). The Land Before Time definitely wasn't kid friendly.
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tree
tree
The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams (I saw an episode last night, for the first time I remember ever seeing this old show)
is astonishingly benign. More gentle than a fairy tale. The one I saw, anyway.
TBRS1
TBRS1
Don't forget saber toothed tigers and dire wolves!
Crossbreed
Crossbreed
"It was no picnic down here either:..."
That depends on who you ask...! ;)
Yeshuasdaughter
my wheelchair is almost totally broken. i don't know what i am going to do. my insurance won't pay for it to get fixed anymore. i'm trapped at home, and very very lonely.
scleod
Well something didnt go as planned and I went to my calm place and didnt react. The next time (yesterday) something didnt go as planned I had a mental break down and freaked out and lost it.. yeah so umm not really a win
Metalhead
I am enjoying movies solo watching once again. Could this mean I am overcoming a clinical depression?
Judge
Judge
Could well be. Interest and enthusiasm in my hobbies has always been a positive sign of my depression ebbing away. :)
cooljethro
cooljethro
Sounds like an improvement. The reduction of, or cessation of anhedonia is a positive development as far as depression goes.
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