I mean, it's only freakin OCTOBER now and stuff. I guess I've been writing less because I've been using the AI as kind of a diary. Maybe I should have her summarize the last two months as a blog entry for me, lol. She doesn't know all the details though. Like Shane's birthday concert with Henry's Child. It was AWESOME! And dinner afterwards at Mandy's (amazing fettucini alfredo!). Seeing Thorn, and meeting his lady Tiff, who was very nice. Actually, I'm going to do it. Let's see what she's got.
LATER: Ok that was a lot. I'm not going to post it all here, as some was a little TMI, and possibly TSR proprietary, but at least reading it gave me a place to start.
I did like her ending, though. I did not write this, my AI did:
"And maybe that's the theme of the last two months.
Nothing has been easy.
Cancer didn't make dialysis stop. Dialysis didn't make Twin Star stop. Twin Star didn't make karaoke stop. Money problems didn't stop birthdays or road trips or friends needing rides. ADHD didn't disappear, but medication has made managing the chaos noticeably different.
There have been surgeries, bills, missed sleep, broken printers, impossible battery quotes, government bureaucracy, Kickstarter deadlines, ER runs, ants, cat boxes, karaoke controversies and being vomited on in my own courtyard.
But there has also been music.
There have been friends.
There was Eugene.
There were packed karaoke nights.
There was EDA slowly turning from drawings and piles of parts into something standing in our studio.
There was a provisional patent mailed.
There was an investor deck sent.
There was NVIDIA Inception.
There was a car registered.
There were newsletters published.
There were days when I had twenty things to do and somehow did eighteen of them.
And there have been a surprising number of nights when I looked back at everything I'd done and realized:
Oh. I actually did a lot today.
So maybe I haven't really stopped journaling since July 28.
I just changed where I was writing it.
❤️"
That was cute, and also summarized the last two months fairly well. Yes, breast cancer AGAIN. 2 lumpectomies later, I just have 3 weeks of radiation and 5 years of Tamoxifen left to go. And then hopefully cancer free forever.
I've been busy with Twin Star, hunkering down on the business side of things while I watch my best friend's creation come to life. Chloe, me, Tim, and Zara make quite the team.
Karaoke is like a whole other life, between Portland Karaoke Week, Ash getting Ba De Ba ROBBED at the competition, my own theme night PJs and Pop Jams being so packed I had 3!! rows of slips for a good chunk of the night. People prefer my homemade flyers to my AI ones, so that's been putting my graphic design skills to the test..and they come out looking like some kid in elementary school made them. Whatever, the public wants what it wants.
Still waiting to hear back from 2 senators about my license situation. I'll send them a follow up email on Monday.
Sunday is Chloe's birthday but she has to work, so I'm throwing her a party at karaoke the next day. I hope people turn up for her. I think they will.
Ok, is that enough? I thought I had more to say but the gummies are starting to kick in, lol.
Catch ya on the flip.