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20 May 2017, 2:16 pm

Incineroar is awesome. I wish it was real because I'd love to have it pick me up and squeeze me. :)

Lots of people have therapy pets, so I like to think that Therapy Pokemon would be a thing too, if they existed in our world. :)



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20 May 2017, 3:17 pm

I liked beast wars back in the day.


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20 May 2017, 4:44 pm

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Incineroar is awesome. I wish it was real because I'd love to have it pick me up and squeeze me. :)

Lots of people have therapy pets, so I like to think that Therapy Pokemon would be a thing too, if they existed in our world. :)

Sylveon would be mine. I hear they can calm you down by wrapping their ribbons around your wrist? :heart:


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20 May 2017, 4:45 pm

^Gardevoir would be mine, or Skitty.


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20 May 2017, 5:17 pm

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Altaria would be nice. It is fluffy. :mrgreen:

Especially Mega Altaria.
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20 May 2017, 5:20 pm

^Aww, that's adorable! :D


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20 May 2017, 10:09 pm

It's nice to see that so many people on WP love Pokemon. :D



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21 May 2017, 8:48 am

My cats love to cuddle this morning.


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21 May 2017, 11:27 am

Technically you could say I have a cat, but he's feral. I'll never get to pet him but at least I can feed him. I named him Tyrion. He's solid gray but with a striped tail. My dad jokes that Tyrion is half-raccoon.



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21 May 2017, 11:30 am

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I had a huge task, in trying to adjust my stuff to my new living space. Then, after I had figured out some of what I wanted to do, but before putting it into effect, I took a vacation. Now, I've been back almost a week, and I've started to wrap my mind around the task again. I have to cut myself some slack, because of how disoriented I felt coming home to a home that had not yet become familiar.


I'm blind, and I didn't know that sighted people could have that sort of disorientation. Is it like, getting ready takes twice as long, because you can't find anything? Or like, being overwhelmed with finding a place for everything, and then trying to remember where that place was?

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Travel poses interesting challenges all the time,


Definitely! I find it stressful and tiring but rewarding.

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and at the same time I've had to recover from sustained overstimulation by taking it easy, I've keenly missed the stimulation. :roll: :lol:


So you're saying that you need time to recover, but that you wish you didn't need that time?

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However, I had gotten really interested in how to fit my stuff into this new space before I left, and I've started to remember the good ideas I had and feel motivated to put them into action.


That's cool, so maybe you'll ride the momentum of the project for a while then.



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21 May 2017, 12:59 pm

Pokemon Generations 1-3 look like the best to me.


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21 May 2017, 1:07 pm

Boy, I sure got a lot of sleep last night. :D


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21 May 2017, 1:14 pm

I say random things every day since the autocorrect update.


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21 May 2017, 1:30 pm

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jrjones9933 wrote:
I had a huge task, in trying to adjust my stuff to my new living space. Then, after I had figured out some of what I wanted to do, but before putting it into effect, I took a vacation. Now, I've been back almost a week, and I've started to wrap my mind around the task again. I have to cut myself some slack, because of how disoriented I felt coming home to a home that had not yet become familiar.


I'm blind, and I didn't know that sighted people could have that sort of disorientation. Is it like, getting ready takes twice as long, because you can't find anything? Or like, being overwhelmed with finding a place for everything, and then trying to remember where that place was?

jrjones9933 wrote:
Travel poses interesting challenges all the time,


Definitely! I find it stressful and tiring but rewarding.

jrjones9933 wrote:
and at the same time I've had to recover from sustained overstimulation by taking it easy, I've keenly missed the stimulation. :roll: :lol:


So you're saying that you need time to recover, but that you wish you didn't need that time?

jrjones9933 wrote:
However, I had gotten really interested in how to fit my stuff into this new space before I left, and I've started to remember the good ideas I had and feel motivated to put them into action.


That's cool, so maybe you'll ride the momentum of the project for a while then.

I dug into an unsorted pile yesterday. I have momentum.

I find the challenges posed by travel rewarding, and I enjoy figuring out how to navigate cultural differences. I get excited by road signs or by trying to buy ice cubes in Europe. Once I overcome a little initial discomfort, I enjoy the language barrier, too.

I can't speak for other sighted people, especially since I process a lot of information kinesthetically. That probably contributes to my disorientation. I don't see a 1:1 correlation between physical space and head space, but I do try to use the connection to my benefit. On the other hand, sorting old journals or papers tends to lead me to feel maudlin. Reading articles which help me prepare for future activities tends to give me more energy to make progress.

How do you feel about Feng Shui, DataB4?


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21 May 2017, 2:55 pm

I didn't think that RPing would come with this much interpersonal issues. 8O