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Chronically Unemployed - Art, Code, and MiscBrowse some of my work below.
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Browse some of my work below.
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Startups
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I have two small startups I'm working on. One allows you to order an art print off the wall next to an art piece. The other lets you search for specific shows in a locale.
Just for Laughs
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It's been a long time since the Amiga days but I thought I'd post the source code to a game I wrote just to show how much things have changed. Roper AMOS Source Code.
Art
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Dog that gets no attention.
Technology
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chronicallythriving.wordpress.com
chronicallythriving | Trying to live a full life with chronic illnesses
Trying to live a full life with chronic illnesses. Welcome to my blog. July 31, 2015. July 31, 2015. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Follow “chronicallythriving”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Build a website with WordPress.com. Add your thoughts here. (optional).
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Chronically Trying
How i raised awareness for a Disease that i didn’t know i had. How i raised awareness for a Disease that i didn’t know i had. July 25, 2016. July 25, 2016. Be there, listen, Believe us. Be there, listen, Believe us. April 24, 2016. What it’s like to have memory loss at a young age. What it’s like to have memory loss at a young age. April 18, 2016. April 18, 2016. My memory problems were never anything to be concerned about, not when my 3rd grade teacher nicknamed me “forgetful jones”, not whe...When i wa...
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Chronically Uncool
I make things. This blog documents my projects and motivates me to finish them! Friday, August 26, 2011. Finding an off-line sewing community. Last night I attended the monthly meeting of my local sewing group. I've been a member for more than a year now. We're a neighborhood group of the St. Louis chapter. Of the American Sewing Guild. Would you ever consider joining a group? Is the perception of sewing groups as grandmas showing off appliqued sweatshirts too strong to overcome? Thursday, August 25, 2011.
chronicallyunderemployed.wordpress.com
chronicallyunderemployed | Just another WordPress.com site
Just another WordPress.com site. Getting Yourself Out There. February 18, 2011. I hope that these suggestions help. If you have any questions, or would like me to explore a particular topic, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment. God Bless. Dating While You’re Unemployed. January 5, 2011. How to Survive a Job Interview. December 10, 2010. I’m a writer, they’re looking for a writer. This could work,. When you don’t relax, silly mistakes can happen. Don’t let one moment of weakness spoil...Smile and be ...
chronicallyundiagnosed.wordpress.com
Chronically Undiagnosed | A therapist's journey through Lyme Disease
A therapist's journey through Lyme Disease. What Nothing Feels Like. This happens to me a lot. I see you, darkness. Get your hands out of my popcorn. Originally posted on DysautoWHAT! Keep fighting. You can do this. Be strong. There’s no other choice. You have to keep going. People are worse off. Count your blessings. The darkness doesn’t give a shit. August 8, 2015. She likes her life orderly and neat and I’ve never been that. I digress. I was about to go into the bathroom when a woman with a walker...
Chronically Unemployed - Art, Code, and Misc
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Chronically Vintage
March 17, 2017. Yesterday, after two very snowy weeks of early March, I felt the first tender rays of springtime warmth dance upon my skin. I took Annie out back and together we played amongst them, both entranced by a sensation that we had very nearly forgotten. From that horrific day onward, there has been a part of me that had suspected this post would eventually happen. Perhaps many of you saw it coming as well. Hardship and challenges make you and shape you. They can break you, too, if you let t...
Chronically Well
My life with two chronic illnesses - depression and MS - and how I'm gradually overcoming them to go from being "chronically ill" to "chronically well". Wednesday, 16 September 2015. Juicing For Health: Facts and Fiction. Image source: http:/ organic.healthfoodxdrinks.com/. I've learned a lot along the way, and made plenty of rookie mistakes, but I have no doubt that, done right, regular juicing can be one of the best things you can do for your health. What do I mean by " done right. Centrifugal juicers ...
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The greatest WordPress.com site in all the land! It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help. Blog at WordPress.com.
chronicallywhitney | True to Myself
When You’ve Reached the End of Your Rope…. November 25, 2016. When my head is dizzy from the endless cycle of being chronically ill, I wonder when all this work will pay off. Personally, my condition is like a roller coaster: full of ups and downs and totally unpredictable. I wonder what is next. I wonder how it got this bad. I wonder where “the best years of my life” went. If I can’t, how can I afford basic expenses, let alone my dream of traveling? How can we even have an emergency fund? Thinking that ...
