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Today was a fun day for me, but will make for a pretty boring post for all of
you. My new company gave me both a signing bonus, and an advance. I’m
not a millionaire or anything, but I have enough money in my bank account to
start taking care of myself. After the pre-onboarding paperwork and meetings
that I had to go through—which I can’t talk to you about—I went shopping. I
bought groceries, as well as other necessary new belongings, like a nightstand
to put next to my bed. I got a lot of walking done today, because I don’t have
a car, and I had to make separate trips, since I didn’t want to be carrying
all of the bags around. For the larger furniture, like that nightstand, and a
rug for the dining area, I had to make a whole separate trip each.
Fortunately, I’m in a really convenient area, so it’s not like I had to travel
for miles and miles to get to these places. I have this problem when I go
grocery shopping, especially if I’m starting with very little, or in this
case, almost nothing. I buy everything that I feel like eating that day, but
that’s too much food, so I have to choose one for my next meal, and save the
rest for later. Or I don’t wait, and eat all the things. That’s how I gained
so much weight even after leaving college. The way it worked in the dorm
cafeteria was that I could eat all the food I wanted every time I swiped my
card, and I felt like I had to take advantage of the savings by eating extra,
because my parents were paying for it. I thought that this sort of behavior
would stop once I moved into an apartment during my last year, but by then, I
was used to binging, and couldn’t help myself. That’s never really stopped,
even when I’ve been able to lose weight, which is what happened when I became
immortal, but it’s coming back now, so I have to be really careful. Anyway,
I’m sure you don’t wanna hear any more about my eating disorder and weight
issues.
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