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Reevaluated my life. I’ve split it up into two phases, here is phase one:

• Workout (Get back to high school shape or better)
• Get a Part-Time job (Get an income flowing, and keep busy)
• Join a local sports team (Rugby?)
• Study for computer network certifications

Putting up some posters and things on my wall.. What else should I get?

Cheesy title but this is how my Monday went!

Two things, my pus didn’t look all gooey like it did in the video, and when I was changing out my bandage the packing strip started to come out my skin cause it dried up on the gauze and it gave me instant chills, awesome. I may also need to burn the mattress soon because I’ve been told it’s hella contagious.

I’m not afraid of heights but sometimes it can get me a little nervous, especially climbing up and down a ladder in a place I’ve never been before. Going up is easy but going down is where I start to take things hella slow. Why? Well first you have to look down to see where the ladder steps are placed, then you have to trust yourself (while guessing and not looking) to get a good footing, and then it’s hoping your legs don’t get tripped up while climbing down.

Getting up here is hella easy.

I had to get to the roof at one of the dealerships because the satellite music went down. Everything at the music box was in order so I had to check the actual satellite. In the back of mind I knew it was the satellite because it had been hella windy the past couple of days.

The black cable was disconnected, so I reconnected it.

After being nosy and exploring the rest of the roof, while seeing some cool sights of the neighboring buildings and the mountains/desert landscape, I had to get back to work. First things first, getting off the roof.

Back to the hatch

After seeing the hatch, I had to look down to see the ladder and everything else below.

Don't. Fall. Down.

The depth doesn’t look too bad but in reality it was hella high. Again I wasn’t scurred, I just took a deep breath, and said to myself “Do it!”, and I did. I fixed the muzak and became the local hero for about 5 minutes, and then something else broke .

That’s my adventure for last week.

This is me handling my debt.

So I finally talked to my last debt collector and we settled on paying $1800 from the original debt of $4300. I know damn well I didn’t spend anywhere near the original amount, and that it’s all fees and shit added up over time which was basically pure profit for Citigroup. Anyways, in January all debts will be over with and I’ll be able to start saving money for myself .

In other news, The Walking Dead season finale is this Sunday, and it might be the very last watch party I’ll throw.. Maybe next season someone else to host? I know that it’s going to be a full season so maybe multiple hosts? We’ll find out.

I don’t know if this is awesome or lame but apparently The Walking Dead is pretty popular around Las Vegas and so I’ve decided to throw a watch party, haha.. So far it’s just family that’s coming but friends are invited too. Oh, there’s been a request for the food to be served before the show not during or after, lol.