Journal of Inde-Sapien Experience
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- New Job on Oct 10, 2009 in misc
I started a new night job this week, which has left me even less time than before in addition to screwing up my sleep schedule. More to come.
- CBox Widget on Sep 29, 2009 in template tips and tricks webtools entrecard
I've come to realize what a wonderful widget a chat box is. Maybe even a must-have for blogs using EntreCard - for droppers like me who don't *want* to drop and run, but can't think of a comment worth posting on some one else's blog.You can get one...
- Rough Week on Sep 25, 2009 in misc work-from-home musing anxiety bipolar anorexia panic
It's been a roller-coaster sort of week for me, up and down, and my "attacks" have returned ... But, like Boxer on Animal Farm, I just put my head down and keep on pulling.More...I did get a 50% raise from one of my article clients, which is fantasti...
- Halloween Gear! on Sep 23, 2009 in zazzle
Rawr dark tee by indesapien Rawr light tee by indesapien...
- Working From Home on Sep 21, 2009 in work-from-home musing
I am living the dream so many of us have.Working from home. Being my own boss, more or less (when you are the boss, of course, your customers or clients become your bosses).The problem, naturally, is that the work is always there. I can't leave it...
- Brief: Anxiety vs Panic on Sep 12, 2009 in psychology neurological anxiety panic neuro-psych
It one of those things that is so obvious it gets missed.Lots of people use "anxiety attack" and "panic attack" interchangeably, but they are not the same thing. The use of the different words should be a tip-off, but even I missed the significance.
- A couple of haunts on Sep 10, 2009 in ghost Minooka Illinois history paranormal cemetery Joliet Illinois
As an amateur historian with a slightly morbid leaning, I find cemeteries a fascinating inlet to the people and times gone by.Read more:Within Joliet is Oakwood Cemetery, founded in 1855 to receive the remains of the city’s founding fathers. Over 1...
