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Update: 5 Things On The 5th (February 2019)

Well, what do you know, it's actually still the 5th when I'm posting this :P

Thinking back to this month, I thought I wouldn't be able to find anything I had done, but it was surprisingly easy to come up with things:

  1. I got a bunch of dental work taken care of. I know this seems silly to put on the list, but I'm proud that I'm taking care of myself and my own physical and mental health.
  2. I've been in the process of making a major purchase for my career, and well, FedEx operates totally differently here than they do in New York City :P But it has finally been delivered, and I can't wait to make some awesome art for you all with it.
  3. I got so stressed out that I had to take a day off of work. I really didn't want to, but there are some times where you HAVE to. I felt incredibly sick, I wasn't eating, and I couldn't get out of bed. So Mikkun took care of me, I probably ate way too much Skyline, and finally felt better in time to go home and watch RuPaul. I really hope this is a wake up call to take better mental care of myself in the future. 
  4. It was Mikkun's birthday this past month! We didn't have a party, but I did buy him a cake (which he almost kicked out of my hands). And we just kind of ran around and do all the things we normally do. I'm so happy for him.
  5. I downloaded the most recent version of Photoshop Elements (which is my normal image editor) and I've been playing around with it. I'm pretty sure I'm going to commit past the trial and make this computer my full-time...well, everything. 

Hopefully this next month I can get outside more often. Spring, come quickly :)
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