General malaise of the home variety

I've been feeling a little homesick lately. I really had great friends, and I always had something to do with the only limitation being my checking account. Even broke, we could still squeak out some fun. I still HAVE these great friends, but I miss them bunches. Listening to Dashboard Confessional is not the same without you guys. Speaking of music that makes me nostalgic, I had some spare iTunes change and decided to download some Rogues. They are a drum & bagpipe band out of Texas whom I discovered... read more

        Below from sulfurstories e-list. ====================================== The simplified treatment approach for lifting the methylation block appears to be working strikingly well for a large number of people with chronic fatigue syndrome, and I think it is time to make the CFS community aware of this so that more people can be helped sooner, even though controlled testing of this treatment approach has not been done. In view of this, I would like to review the current status of pilot...

Ok, I recently came across this while I was organizing all the documents I have on my Mac. It is my sociology senior thesis from good ole' Drew U. (hey, it wasn't all shitty parties and repetitive bouts of depression and food poisoning). So here it is. It isn't funny and you won't find any references to South Park or Thai boywhores but when I wrote this I actually gave a damn and believed in my classmates and age cohorts enough to openly put my faith and hope for the future in them. If it strikes...

the first definition of bipolar disorder was taken from www.zyprexa.com... a med i'm currently taking. What Is Bipolar Disorder? Bipolar disorder is a serious mental illness that affects millions of Americans each year. If untreated, the disease can produce dramatic mood swings—and can seriously disrupt a person's life and the lives of those around them. While most people have their share of ups and downs, people with bipolar disorder experience a vicious cycle of dangerous highs called "mania"...