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Categories: Recurring Series

TGIF (v. 80)

The high of my week was receiving the sweetest Christmas present from Kim! It was such a thoughtful present. She got me an Anne of Green Gables book vase, which is my all-time favorite book (I’m collecting multiple editions of the book, so it’s going to have the perfect place on my shelf! AND – she not only bought me the cutest cat-themed bookmarks, but also painted a rock to correspond with each cat. !!! My heart just exploded. It was the sweetest, most thoughtful gift, and I am forever grateful to have a friend like Kim in my life.

The low of my week was more hip pain. Well, you guys, the steroid injections did not work. I am feeling pretty defeated about it because I am so tired of dealing with chronic pain. I’ve been spending a lot of time trying to figure out why the steroid injections didn’t work, and there’s not a clear answer. It could be that I don’t have bursitis but rather gluteal tendinopathy, but I don’t really have the risk factors for that condition and physical therapy (which I’ve been doing for two months!) is supposed to help. I also started a different prescription anti-inflammatory (meloxicam), so I’m waiting to see if that makes a difference. Anyway, I’m back to doing PT twice a week, and will probably schedule a follow-up with my ortho in the next week or so if I’m still having a lot of pain.

I’m currently reading three books. I have just an hour and a half left in the audiobook of The Correspondent by Virginia Evans. IT IS SO GOOD. The hype is real! I’m also working my way through 11/22/63 by Stephen King, which I’m buddy-reading with Lisa. If we read a chapter a day every day of December, we’ll finish it by the end of the year! I’m a few days behind in my reading, but planning on getting caught up this weekend. And I also started Every Last One by Anna Quindlen. I’m only 50 pages in, but the writing style is so soothing.

A Reel I loved was this adorable video from one of my favorite cat accounts, Mr. Milo the Chonk. This cat is my everything.

A show I watched this week was RuPaul’s Drag Race! For my birthday, one of my friends gifted me a ticket to A Drag Queen Christmas, which will showcase many different drag queens from RuPaul’s Drag Race. She recommended that I watch the latest season of Drag Race so I could get to know some of the queens. I might have a new obsession?! It’s so good!

The best money I spent this week was $80 on a premium subscription to Diabolical Lies. This is one of my new favorite podcasts, and I’ve been working my way through their backlist of episodes to get caught up. Each episode is about two hours long and is incredibly well-researched and interesting. Some of the most recent episodes include topics like biblical womanhood, the rise and fall of capitalism, reactionary feminism, and the male loneliness epidemic. Sometime last year, they launched a premium subscription, and I haven’t been able to listen to any of those episodes, even though every single one sounds so interesting to me. I told myself I would buy a premium subscription once I was all caught up with their free episodes, and that happened this week! It was time to pay up, so I bought an annual membership, and I couldn’t be happier. I feel good about supporting these creators, even more so knowing they give 33% of their subscription earnings to support causes that mean a lot to me.

My plans this weekend include dog-sitting duty! Bri needed someone to watch her sweet puppers this weekend, and I was the lucky winner. I’ll be hanging out at her place, snuggling her doggos and cozying up on her luxurious couch, for the weekend. But I also have some other fun plans, like a massage on Friday afternoon, Olive and Eleni’s dance recital, and football with the fam. It’ll be a nice weekend!

What was the high of your week?

Categories: Recurring Series

Five for Friday (v. 122)

1) Hip, hip, hooray!

You guysssss! My hip/leg pain is gone. Fucking finally! I spent a lot of time last weekend chatting with ChatGPT about all of my hip pain issues. (I laughed when, at one point, it said, “That confirms it: You have XYZ condition.” Calm down, Chat. You are not a doctor!) Basically, everything I’m doing that should be easing my pain is not making a difference, so I word-vomited in ChatGPT, which asked lots of great follow-up questions, and that’s when I realized I was probably dealing with some sort of hip bursitis. I made an appointment with an ortho (this will be the THIRD ortho I’m seeing at this clinic, as each one specializes in a different part of the body, lololol – I now have a hand ortho, a back ortho, and a hip ortho because I am 88 years old.) Anyway, he confirmed it was probably hip bursitis and recommended steroid shots. YASSSS. Gimme more steroids!

He gave me a shot in both hips (well, more around the bursa area, which is in a more meaty part of the thigh), which was awful. It made the muscles around my IT band contract painfully when the liquid hit that area, which was not fun. But the medical assistant said I handled the shots very well, so I felt like I earned a sticker and a lollipop, you know?!

Anyway, in the morning, I felt like a new woman! I woke up and was like, “OMG, I didn’t wake up every 30 minutes in pain last night!” I got out of bed like a normal 38-year-old person, not my typical method of rolling over to the edge of my bed and carefully maneuvering my feet to the floor and then oh-so-slowly straightening my body while gasping in pain. I’m not shuffling around as I walk or groaning every time I sit down. I’m dramatic, yes, but honestly, this pain was the worst thing I’ve experienced (and I’ve broken my ankle three times). It was chronic and debilitating and really wearing on my mental health. I am so, so glad the solution was a simple one. I’m still going to be doing PT sessions, mainly to strengthen this area of my body so the pain doesn’t return, but it’s good to finally feel good.

EDIT: I wrote the above on Wednesday and by Thursday, my bursa started hurting again. It’s more of a dull ache than the intense pain I was experiencing before, and apparently, a normal part of the healing process, but it’s still a little demoralizing. Hopefully, it was just due to a more active PT session than normal since I was feeling so good on Wednesday!

2) A bougie feeding system

Last month, Eloise went to the vet for a typical checkup. I told them I was concerned about her weight, mostly because I’m always concerned about her weight. She’s a skinny gal! She’s not very food-motivated like Lila is, but I find it so odd that they eat around the same amount of food (or so I think), and one cat is nearly twice the size of the other. All of her bloodwork came back perfect, so there are no underlying issues to worry about. But she did lose half a pound over the last six months, putting her just under 8 lbs. Tiny bebe!

The vet suggested getting microchip feeders for the girls since they like to graze, and I truly don’t know how much food each one is eating every day. I put down a normal amount of food, which they eat, but there’s always food left in the bowl by the end of the day. (This is what confuses me most about Lila – how is she overweight when she’s not even gobbling down every morsel of food in front of her?!) Anyway, I kept an eye on the sales, and when the feeder I wanted went on sale, I decided to get them a very expensive Christmas present. YOU’RE WELCOME, GIRLS.

I haven’t set up the system yet because it was just delivered on Wednesday evening. How it works is that they will each wear a collar, and the collar will have a chip that identifies the feeder associated with the specific cat. The feeders are closed and will only open to reveal the food inside when the right cat is in front of the right feeder. I’m nervous about the collar situation since neither of them has worn a collar since I’ve had them. And I’m nervous about how they’ll adjust to the new feeders. Will they understand how it works? Will they think I’m the meanest mom ever? WILL THEY EVEN USE THIS EXPENSIVE-ASS FEEDER?!?! Time will tell.

3) A Cyber Monday snag

Another Cyber Monday deal I got for myself was a $40 printer. I can’t remember the last time I had a printer at home! Maybe when I actually needed them to print out school assignments? I don’t have major printer needs, but every now and then, I want to print something, and it’s very annoying that I can’t. Like a cleaning chart or a cute printable from Etsy or an important document that I’d like to have a hard copy of. I don’t need anything fancy, just something simple that’ll get the job done. This printer was marked down from $85, so it felt like a steal. Let’s hope it works for me!

4) 2026 goals

Yes, I’ve been thinking about my 2026 goals. Some years, I just have a long list of goals and some years, I break things up into categories. For 2026, I want to break my year into a few specific themes and use those themes to created structured goals that will get me closer to the way I want to feel. For example, one theme for 2026 is to spend less time in doctors’ offices. In order to do that, I want to tackle some of the inflammation issues that have caused a lot of my ailments. So, I want to try a low-inflammation diet, get back into yoga, and average 7.5 hours of sleep per night. Another theme is to be a more involved friend by texting more frequently and making plans with friends once per week. I’m still thinking through all of the different themes, but I’m excited about this goal structure!

5) Weekend plans

I have a low-key weekend on the books! I don’t have anything going on tonight. Tomorrow, I have a writing date and then I’m going over to a friend’s house in the evening. And Sunday will be football with the fam! The next few weeks will be busy, busy, busy, so I’m glad for the calm before the storm.

What are your weekend plans?

Categories: Recurring Series

Week in the Life: Sunday, November 23, 2025

5:30 a.m.: It’s another early morning for me thanks to period cramps and an aching back. This is a new symptom for me, and I’m not sure what’s causing it, but I’m waking up with spasms right below my ribs, but above my sciatica. Just add it to my list of ailments. I take some ibuprofen.

6:30 a.m.: I tried going back to sleep, but my back hurts too much so instead, I take another early morning bubble bath. That helps!

7:15 a.m.: I do a bit of research to figure out what’s causing this back pain and how to improve it, and then research pillow options on Amazon.

7:30 a.m.: I order breakfast (not proud of this, but I woke up in a lot of pain today between my back and my hips and it’s the path of least resistance) and read my book while I wait for it to arrive.

7:50 a.m.: Food is here, so I eat while scrolling Reddit. I play my NYT games and angrily text my group chat about today’s Connections categories.

8:30 a.m.: I go back to bed because I am exhausted, and I can do things like that as a childless woman, woop!

10:30 a.m.: I wake up before the alarm I had set for 11:30, and Eloise is laying on me. I spend some time petting her and then do some stretches – child’s pose and cat/cow in the bed, which feel oh-so-good on my back and hips. And then I slowly get off the bed and do more stretches, specifically focusing on my hips and IT band. I need to be so much better about stretching than I am!

10:45 a.m.: I putter around the house for a while. I put some Christmas stuff outside my door (a doormat, a wreath, a sign) and go through my morning routine. I also comment on some blogs.

11:45 a.m.: Cramps are crampin’ so I take a minute to sit on the couch and play on my phone.

12:00 p.m.: I get ready to leave for the day. I brush my hair into a bun, figure out what I’m taking to my mom’s, and get some boxes together to take down to the trash compactor.

12:15 p.m.: I leave my apartment, take the boxes to the trash compactor on my way, and then drive to Publix.

12:40 p.m.: Done at Publix. I drive to my mom’s house and then it’s time for football Sunday! There’s not a ton that happens: I eat lunch, we watch football, and I spend a lot of time scrolling and looking at Christmas present ideas. With a few taps on my phone, I’ve finished my younger nephew’s Christmas shopping. Woop!

3:00 p.m.: I make dessert. (I made this extra peppermint-y by adding crushed Andes peppermints to the mix.) While the cookies are baking, I sit down at the table and update my One Line a Day journal because I’m woefully behind.

4:30 p.m.: Couch rotting time. I mostly play on my phone while watching the game. Around 5:30, my brother leaves to have dinner with my SIL’s family since it’s her father’s birthday.

5:55 p.m.: I finally pick up my book and do a little reading, keeping an eye on the game while I do.

6:30 p.m.: I eat dinner (leftovers from lunch!) and continue filling in my One Line a Day journal.

7:00 p.m.: More couch rotting time. The end of the Eagles/Cowboys game is crazy! I chit-chat with mom and we talk about ideas for my birthday.

7:50 p.m.: The Eagles/Cowboys game is over so it’s time for me to head home. When I get home, I give the girls some treats and put out my trash to be picked up outside my door (valet trash is my faaaave).

8:20 p.m.: I sit on the couch, turn on the Sunday Night Football game, and have quality time with my heating pad. I give it 15 minutes on each hip/upper leg, 15 minutes on the top of my left shoulder, and 15 minutes on my back. Ahhhh!

9:30 p.m.: I work on the blog post that will be publishing tomorrow. I also read and comment on blog posts.

10:45 p.m.: I’m very tired and have an early alarm tomorrow. I do a shortened nighttime routine and then it’s off to bed for me!

END NOTES //

  • Sleep score: 87
  • Apnea score: 1.4 per hour
  • Sleep duration: 6 hours, 6 minutes
  • Podcast episodes: 3 (The Worst Bestsellers, Pod Save America, and Diabolical Lies)
  • TV episodes: 0
  • Facetimes with mom: 0
  • Reading time: 39 minutes (Atlas of the Heart), 37 minutes (Battle of the Bookstores)

sunday in the life: 2024, 2023, 2022, 2020, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014

Categories: Recurring Series

Week in the Life: Saturday, November 22, 2025

5:30 a.m.: I’ve been up for a while with period cramps, but kept trying to fall back asleep without dealing with them. Why do I do this to myself? Anyway, I get up, take some ibuprofen, and go back to bed.

6:00 a.m.: Cramps are still being a nuisance so I take a hot bubble bath, which definitely helps. Nothing like a 6AM bubble bath!

6:30 a.m.: After my bath, I sit down on the couch with a new book (Atlas of the Heart by Brene Brown!) and read for about 20 minutes, but it makes me very sleepy.

6:50 a.m.: I make toast and then sit down at my laptop to finish the blog post I’m publishing today. I also comment on some blogs.

8:00 a.m.: I get dressed, brush my teeth, pull my hair into a bun, and pack my backpack. I also take my meds and unload the dishwasher.

8:30 a.m.: I leave the apartment and drive to my local Whole Foods. Not for food! (I am much too poor for their prices.) But to do an Amazon return. Usually, I drop my returns at The UPS Store, but the only option for a free, no box return was Whole Foods. They had real Christmas trees right as I walked into the store, and omg, the smellllll. So perfect!

9:00 a.m.: I drive to my salon for a waxing appointment. Long story short, I have a condition called hidradenitis suppurativa, which means I am very suspectible to getting cysts, especially in my underarms. Last year, I had three different cysts become infected and it was quite an ordeal. Once I learned that clogged hair follicles could be the cause of these cysts, I decided to start getting my underarms waxed professionally. And ever since, I haven’t had a single infected cyst! It’s reason enough for me to keep getting my underarms waxed. Anyway, the appointment is quick and easy!

9:15 a.m.: After the appointment, I drive over to Starbucks for my weekly writing date with Mikaela.

9:45 a.m.: Writing date! I order a peppermint mocha and egg bites. I spend my time working on a blog post, commenting on blog posts, and responding to comments on my blog posts.

11:25 a.m.: Writing date complete. I drive home and I’m feeling pretty moody at this point. I’m guessing it’s related to my period, and I hope this moodiness will pass soon. I hate feeling this way!

11:45 a.m.: I’m home. I’m puttering around when I get a Facetime from little miss Olive (Mikaela’s daughter). I chat with her, her younger sister Eleni, and Mikaela while they get ready for a fun afternoon. Once we hang up, I heat up lunch (pizza leftovers from last night) and eat it while watching some episodes of Friends. My mom calls me while I’m halfway through watching a second episode, and we chit-chat for a bit. All of this puts me in a better mood!

1:30 p.m.: It’s naptime. I had another terrible night of sleep, so I’m not even setting an alarm. I’ll sleep however long I need to sleep.

4:00 p.m.: I’m up after a wonderful 2.5-hour nap. (And no, this won’t affect my sleep tonight. I’ll fall asleep easily because I AM BROKEN.) My mom has texted me some fun birthday ideas for me, so I spend time scrolling on my phone, looking at the different options.

4:30 p.m.: I putter around the house for a bit before sitting down on the couch with my book for some dedicated reading time.

5:07 p.m.: I call my mom and we chat for 30 minutes. Afterward, I order dinner. (I thought about going to Publix and getting groceries at this point, but I just couldn’t summon the energy. My energy is typically so low during the first few days of my period.)

5:40 p.m.: More puttering time. I add more ornaments to the tree, strip my bed and put the sheets and pillowcases in the wash, and tidy up around the apartment.

6:00 p.m.: Time for some dedicated blogging work! I mostly read and comment on blogs, and I’m feeling a lot more caught up than I was a few days ago. It’s helpful to have a quiet week with very little plans!

6:40 p.m.: I switch out the laundry and then put my big quilt in the washer. And then my food arrives! I eat dinner and finish up season 3 of Friends. Seeing Robin Williams broke my goddamn heart. What a treasure.

7:50 p.m.: Laundry is done so I remake my bed and switch my quilt to the dryer. I also hang up a photo and do more tree decorating. (I decorate the tree so very slowly, lol.)

8:20 p.m.: I sit on the couch for some reading time! I am really enjoying Atlas of the Heart. I’m envisioning a podcast episode out of what I’m learning, but I’m not quite sure what it will look like yet.

8:45 p.m.: I need to do things, but I don’t want to do things. So instead, I put on a podcast and finish a page on Happy Color.

9:00 p.m.: I do a semblance of a nighttime routine. I also shake out the litter mats and sweep up all the accompanying litter particles before scooping the litter boxes.

9:40 p.m.: Blogging time. I finalize the blog post that will publish tomorrow morning and comment on more blogs. My mom Facetimes me to talk about the Survivor episode she just watched (she’s watching a season I’ve seen before, so we have lots we can talk about!) and then, of course, we get to chit-chatting about other things, as we do.

11:00 p.m.: I’m so tired so I close the laptop, turn off all the lights, and head to bed. But before I can go to bed, I need to ask ChatGPT what this sharp, shooting pain in my head means. A brain aneurysm? A tumor? Will I wake up tomorrow? Since it’s not combined with anything like a fever, numbness, confusion, or vision problems, it’s probably not anything serious. Likely nerve irritation.

11:30 p.m.: Lights out.

END NOTES //

  • Sleep score: 73
  • Apnea score: 4.8 per hour
  • Sleep duration: 5 hours, 40 minutes
  • Podcast episodes: 4 (Sarah’s Bookshelves Live, Behind the Bastards, Beach Too Sandy Water Too Wet, Rob Has a Podcast)
  • TV episodes: 3 (Friends)
  • Facetimes with mom: 3
  • Reading time: 1 hour (Finlay Donovan Digs Her Own Grave – audiobook); 1 hour, 4 minutes (Atlas of the Heart)

saturday in the life: 2024, 2023, 2022, 2020, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014

Categories: Recurring Series

Week in the Life: Friday, November 21, 2025

5:15 a.m.: My alarm goes off. Snooze, cats, think about why I would ever willingly schedule a 6am HIIT class.

5:25 a.m.: I’m up. And what a nice morning surprise: I started my period! Ughhh. I deal with that, brush my teeth, pull my hair into a bun, get dressed, and fill up my water bottle.

5:40 a.m.: I leave for the gym. When I arrive, I don’t see my mom’s car (she’s usually here before me), so I check on her location. She’s still at home! She calls me and says she never heard her alarm. Tsk, tsk! I’m already here, so I’ll just get through HIIT class on my own.

6:00 a.m.: HIIT class. This one doesn’t feel as good as Monday. Some of the exercises were tougher on my hips/IT band. I just had to take things a little lighter than normal!

6:45 a.m.: All done with my workout for today, yay! I order a bagel and iced coffee from the Einstein’s app on my way out of the gym and then swing by to pick it up.

7:10 a.m.: I’m home. I feed the cats and eat breakfast while catching up on some of my email subscriptions (I have 70-ish in my folder to read, eeks!)

7:40 a.m.: Work time! I mostly work through my morning tasks and then work on finalizing the December content assignments.

8:45 a.m.: I apply my psoriasis hair treatment, which needs to sit for 15 minutes before I rinse it out. So I read and comment on blogs while I wait. Then, I take a shower and get dressed. I also light a pumpkin apple candle in my office. So cozy!

9:40 a.m.: Work time! I’m locked in on finishing up the December content assignments, but then get distracted by a side chat with our BizOps team because they want to make a change that’s going to fuck up our content workflow big time. Thankfully, once I calmly explain that it wouldn’t be ideal for that to happen, they find a much better solution. Whew, crisis averted!

11:00 a.m.: I take a break to throw a load of linens (bath towels, kitchen towels, hand towels, washcloths, and reusable cotton rounds that I use for my skincare routine), brush out my hair, and take my meds. I also do my weekly CPAP cleaning—I soak the humidifier, mask, headgear, and tubing in a warm bubble bath for about an hour.

11:30 a.m.: Back to work and back to finalizing December assignments.

12:10 p.m.: My tummy is grumblin’ so it’s time for lunch. As I heat up hamburger stew, I take the CPAP equipment out of its bubble bath to let it air dry. Then I eat lunch while watching, you guessed it, an episode of Friends. After eating, I clean up the girls’ dishes and respond to some Teams messages that came in.

1:00 p.m.: I take a nap. I slept less than 5 hours last night so I am dragging.

2:30 p.m.: A loud noise wakes me up. Was the loud noise in my dream or is someone trying to break into my apartment? I check the Ring camera – nobody is there. So it must have been my dream! Now that I’m up, I switch over the laundry and then see that a package was delivered. I get it from the doorstep and it’s Lucy’s blanket! (Her Christmas present from me this year – here’s the Etsy shop where I bought it.) It’s so cozy and cute. I call my mom to show her, but she doesn’t answer.

2:50 p.m.: I’m reading through some email subscriptions, intending to get back to work at 3, but then my mom calls me and we have a long chat! She loves the blanket.

3:30 p.m.: Okay, time for work! I call into a meeting and then work on December assignments. Allllll dooooone. Woohoo! I clear out my email inbox and do some easy content posting to wrap up the week.

5:30 p.m.: I’m done with work – time to start my weekend! I go through my ritual of closing all the blinds, turning on lights, and lighting a cozy candle. Then I flop on the couch and dissociate for a while, playing Happy Color on my phone while listening to a podcast. I also order pizza from my fave local place.

6:20 p.m.: Okay, I need to get up and do something so I decide to put together my Christmas tree! I have the perfect spot for it in my living room. I’m always nervous I’m going to plug in the tree and the lights won’t work, but they do! I’m unsure if I will keep this tree past this Christmas (I’ve had it for five years) since more and more lights are burned out every year, but it’s not enough to be too noticeable. I start the arduous fluffing process.

6:35 p.m.: Food has been delivered, so I take a break to eat dinner while watching some episodes of Friends and coloring.

8:00 p.m.: Blogging time, mainly reading blogs and catching up on commenting! Yay! Mom calls me at some point and we chat for a bit.

9:10 p.m.: Puttering time. I keep fluffing the tree, setting up my smart plug for the tree lights, stringing some lights over the bookshelves in my office, and putting away the oodles of Christmas bins that have been littering my office for weeks. I also do some tidying of the apartment and fold laundry.

9:45 p.m.: More blogging time! More commenting, working on my post that will publish tomorrow, etc.

10:15 p.m.: Puttering time. I put away all the clean laundry, start the dishwasher, and hang another string of lights in my bedroom. Christmas has arrived!

10:40 p.m.: I give myself some dedicated reading time on the couch. I’m enjoying my romance a bit more. I should use this time to do some heat therapy, but I’m tired of doing it every night, sigh.

11:10 p.m.: Set up my CPAP machine since all the equipment has been air-drying in different spots in my apartment.

11:20 p.m.: It’s lights out for me!

END NOTES //

  • Sleep score: 67
  • Apnea score: 4.5 per hour
  • Sleep duration: 4 hrs, 52 min (ughhhhhh)
  • Podcast episodes: 4 (Have You Seen This Man?, Good Hang, Rob Has a Podcast, On Fire with Jeff Probst)
  • TV episodes: 4 (Friends)
  • Facetimes with mom: 2
  • Reading time: 1 hour (Finlay Donovan Digs Her Own Grave – audiobook), 28 minutes (Battle of the Bookstores)

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