Day 2 - Testing the Waters

Happy Lammas to all that celebrate. For me, I am on day two of both this adventure and the covid thing. I get the next two days to sneeze and think about my life.

I mean, I know I'm joking about it, but that is what I would usually do. It's pretty miserable. I normally don't get colds or the flu so this is not territory I venture into often.

As for the Thesis, it seems to be doing what it's supposed to. It does take the fog and the limitations away. To a degree. The covid is putting some of that back, but it's different. More of what I think it would be like for a neuro-typical person.

I'm having a little bit of a happy epoch in the afternoon. I decided it would be a good idea to put a small package of chicken bone broth with turmeric and ginger to use. So I'm sipping that knowing it will at least go to a good cause.

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