It's July. Last year in July, my world changed forever. What I thought would be a lot of work for a month turned into a year of Hell on Earth.I am getting less and less healthy. My body is breaking down faster and faster. I have fewer days where my mind and body are well enough to do anything.

I was on edge. After two hours of sleep, I woke up feeling I should call my mother. I grabbed my phone and dialed. No one answered, and I remembered she was to see the Dentist that morning to get a tooth fixed where an old filling had fallen out and needed to be refilled. I got up to wait it out, knowing she would call me back once she got home.

The other night, I was minding my business and trying not to overthink. When I need to not think, I usually turn to YouTube and mindless videos. Over the last few months, I have watched many people build log cabins out of wood with just an axe.

Someone asked me about tokens the other day. I laughed and sent them the name of another person who understands how tokens work because I do not.I have tokens on Hive Engine, but I never look there or even think of looking there. What I do have is some very wonderful friends and family who check my Hive Engine page once in a while and tell me that they think it would be a good idea if I do "This"

Faster than A Flying Squirrel Brisby's favorite photo from my trip.One of the many beautiful things about visiting people is eating food you do not normally eat. While at @Brisby's, I watched her make these little rice cakes for her daughter's lunch. I learned how to make them late at night while giggling in Brisby's kitchen and keeping the rest of the house from sleeping.

The Ladies of Hive have a question of the week each week for the last 173 weeks. That sentence is mind-boggling; they should be given a prize just for that! Each week, I read the question, and most weeks, the questions are too personal for me to want to write about or a question I do not find myself with enough to write about on the subject. I still want to see what the questions are each week, though. You never know when you will find the perfect question to spark your fingers into typing for 4 hours.