Jay

While the rest of the country is getting ready for fall. I continue to see record highs.

A storm party is one way to spend the day

I welcome whatever rain overlords this may bring.

We should never underestimate how important it may be for someone to hear that they matter and that they are cared for. We don’t see the silent battles they’re fighting or how much they may need to hear those words.

What if we always took the time to reach out, check in, and uplift those around us? We shouldn't wait for a reason to, or look for a reason not to. You never know how much that kind of energy matters.

It’s easy to assume people will reach out when they need help, but reaching out is hardest when someone is struggling the most. Don’t wait for a crisis to check in—let the people you care about know they matter today. You never know how much a simple message can mean.

When the weather says "Dangerous Heat" and the humidity says "Dangerously Humid" that only means good things right?

Downside of summer - When it's still don't go outside weather at 7:30 pm.

When the world tells you don't do the outside

So your saying it's time to hibernate for the summer.

If its going to be hot and humid. Might as well be can't go outside without dehydrating hot and humid.

Living with chronic pain is a daily lottery of "Will today hurt a little" or "Will today hurt a lot".

The fun part of triple digit heat is just how quickly after a shower you feel gross again.

Allow yourself to feel what you need to feel, and heal what you need to heal. As difficult as the world is, don't let your inner voice be another battle for peace.

The 100 before noon season begins.

So I'm in the only county in my state getting a holiday next week? Sure why not.

The fun part of chronic pain in multiple places: not only do you never know when a flare-up will happen, but you also never know which body part will flare up next.

When door to door person drops off a pamphlet to an event that happened 1 to 2 months ago in a city over 3 hours away.

Instead of asking, ‘What if I’m bothering them?’ or thinking, ‘They already know how I feel,’ ask, ‘What if this is exactly what they need to hear today?’

The fun part of living with both chronic pain, and year around allergies. Is the Press Your Luck game on whether one or both flare up any given day.