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A whole bunch of big stuff is happening. And I'm more likely to post here about it than, say, farcebook
I don't know who is still reading here or wants to know what's up in my life ... but I'll make a filter in a few days and start talking.
Comment if you want to be added.
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It is my grandfather's birthday today. My child caries part of his name. 
I miss him, still, now, always. Daily.
There's so much more I could say but instead my kiddo is serenading me with silly songs (including some ukulele accompaniment) and my heart is so full of joy and resonance that I'm nearly speechless.  My grandpa sang silly made-up songs to me for all the years we overlapped in this world (19 which was more than we expected and of course, not nearly enough). Where he was calm and mellow (and well, much older), my child is wildly energetic. Both are deeply loving ... and great makers of silly, spontaneous songs. 

It's the sweetest thing in the midst of the deep longing, the raw missing despite more years without my grandfather than I had with me ...
I'm filled with joy and deep gratitude over this commonality between these precious beings who live in my heart and life.

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My worry/anxiety level is higher than usual ...
In the past three weeks:
Saw my mother.
My Dad had an emergency angiogram.
Laurie was diagnosed with cancer.
My kiddo started having intense anxiety and tactile defensiveness issues due to issues with a grown-up on his preschool teaching team. (Which exacerbated his other Sensory issues)
My consulting gig asked for more hours.
We learned that my dad will need major surgery this winter and an 8 week recovery, all of which he wants to do in DC, where he lives, by himself. 
And yesterday, one of my best friends, B, had surgery. Successful surgery - YAY!
Today, another best friend, L, had surgery as the first step in her treatment plan.
I've got my own medical tests to rule some things out over the next two weeks or so ...
Things have been feeling heavy and uncertain. And that's without keeping up with whatever Cheeto has done or said lately ...

2019, hear me please: better health and longevity for all of us, PLEASE.
Chaos I can handle but peace and good health are my biggest wishes for myself and my loved ones now.




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A lot has been going on and I've been too busy to even write about it ...
Some good, some meh ... but I still wake up every day feeling damn grateful for my breathe, my motion, my loves
I'm depressed as f*ck* over the state of our country and much of the world, though ... really down.

One thing I'm really happy about right now - I walked an average of 6 miles per day every day for the last 12 days! My knee is doing better and I'm really hoping to be doing a lot more walking, dancing and physical stuff from now on ...

This week has an evening seminar I need to attend, open-enrollment work at my very-much-part-time HR gig, getting my kiddo back into the groove of school after an extended absence due to travel & illness, an evening yoga workshop, a house that needs serious tidying/cleaning before a previously unplanned visit from one of N's grandparents, and costume prep for our annual appearance at Comicazi's Family Halloween Costume Party. My birthday is also this week and I've been struggling with how to celebrate. I had planned on going to the Prom Do Over - and I still wiill
but lately I just keep thinking of wanting to celebrate with soup and snuggles. I'll have to find a way - and a time - to do both.

I feel lucky to be alive and able to do so much but also overwhelmed and lonely for social-friend time. However, instead of sitting here on social media and looking up soup recipes online, I should go actually clean my bathroom and do some laundry. Perhaps I can work on finding better balance between wants and chores next week, as my gift to myself.

How are you?
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HiveMind: Any tips or advice for a our Maytag Centennial top-loading washer that won't drain?

It's not load imbalance.

We have checked the hose - no blockage.
It does agitate/run, so it's not the motor.
It's older (we bought it secondhand) and has run quite well for us for 1.5 years. It's just stopping mid-load, full of water before the rinse cycle (we think).
Truly stumped.

And of course, the timing is rough.
 We're super-tight on money for the foreseeable future (like paycheck-to-paycheck tight) and the kiddo has been/still is sick with sudden GI virus. So we're very much hoping for a DIY fix or a "duh" moment from one of you that shows it's something we haven't tried/done.

Thanks in advance.
 
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I'm here - likely not posting much until May, as the next few weeks are very busy and I'm overwhelmed by the sheer number of things to do and worries both small and large. Like, you know, how 45 is an incompetent racist warmonger.

Gradually importing LJ entries here as well.

What's new with all of you?

*wave*

Jan. 3rd, 2013 03:35 pm
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Hi all - I'm still reading & posting to LJ but am probably going to start cross-posting and migrating more journal activity here.
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New here. Not sure whether I'll cross-post with LJ ... have grabbed both kimberlogic and passioncat.

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