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Crazy-Ass Disclaimer Section

It's been a weird couple of days in real life and in blogland. What is the nerdy computer monitor lady joke-- What is the difference between the internet and real life? Answer- There is no difference. This is a personal blog. It's not a professional website. It doesn't have any particular aim or mission or secret agenda. I write stuff on here when I feel like writing it, and post stuff that I feel like posting, and share stuff that I feel like sharing. One day, I shared a video of me pretending to be a fairy for Halloween. Another day, I shared my thoughts on mortality and CF. I'm just a nutso like that. So... here are my basic disclaimers (below) and I add to them these: 1) I don't really want any sort of websitey, computery, htmlie feedback. Write to the google corporation regarding all your blogger woes. 2) I won't really be addressing any sort of "I can't believe you said that, how dare you, when my five year old reads this she is going t

6 month transplantiversary, and the end of Thank You Card Project 2010

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Hello loyal readers! On 1/27, I passed a transplant milestone- 6 months since my transplant! The greatest celebration was that on my 6 month bronchoscopy , I don’t have any signs of rejection. That makes 6 months full of bronchoscopies, no rejection so far. This is big news because rejection in the first six months to a year is the most concerning, though likely I will have some form of rejection at some point – don’t we all? Chuckle, chuckle. I have also gone back to work on a part time basis for the Wheelock Family Theatre , as well as Watertown High School, where I used to teach English and Drama. I am directing “Guys and Dolls,” and I’m happy to say that I have one of the nicest high school casts I’ve had so far . . . that is to say, so far so far. We are early in our process Other than that, I am spending lots of social time and sort of re-learning how to be busy and keep my shit together, psychologically, medically, organizationally. Another milestone- is that I have