I have to be at my parents house in Tewksbury before 7:00am tomorrow. Holy schnikies, that’s early! I will leave around 8:00 so that I can get home for work, but jiminey crickets, that’s early!
It’s quarter to 10pm right now. If I had half a brain I’d go right to sleep, but I think I’ll watch some photography videos on the YouTubes instead.
Moron.
Watch this, it is beyond epic.
Anyone else use the jug of distilled water for their CPAP machine as a hat rack?
No, cat. That’s my spot, not yours. Piss off, feline!
I was tested for Sleep Apnea because I couldn’t get a good nights sleep to save my life and I was snoring so loud that I couldn’t stay in the room with Jen anymore.
When I started looking into Gastric Bypass I was told that the surgery would result in enough weight loss to cure my apnea. That sounded good to me.
101 pounds later I’m trying to decide how I’ll know when my apnea is cured if I never stop using the CPAP machine. It seems the only course of action is to just stop using it and see what happens.
But when? I asked Jen what she thought, given that my snoring keeps her awake even more than it keeps me awake. We were both on the same page. If I lose 30 more pounds I’ll do an experiment where I don’t use the machine for a night and see what happens. I’ll be curious how it affects Jen’s sleep, and what the sleep numbers my AppleWatch records look like.
At this rate that will be 4-5 weeks from now. Until then I’ll keep sticking that mask over my face.
I saw a meme the other day that suggested the sky is more interesting to look at over grocery stores than anywhere else.
I’m buying it.
The Spicket River is seriously low right now. In places it looks more like a Spicket Puddle.
Turns out my little Nikon point and shoot has a built in Wi-Fi. You can connect it to your phone and use a Nikon app to transfer images from the memory card to the phone’s camera roll.
I just took this and uploaded it to my phone while sitting up in bed watching The Sandman (episode one) on my iPad.
We live in a thoroughly groovy world.
Long exposure on film? Crazy!
A 45 second exposure at Hampton Beach in New Hampshire on the 4th of July.
Inside the Red Head's Head 