- Did you introduce Matt and Jim or did they already know each other?
- Conor: I don’t know how that happened.
- Jim James: We met in Conor’s basement. Conor had an S&M rig set up.
- [collective laughter]
- Jim: He had us blindfolded and we just wound up down there. It was just the two of us.
- [ongoing laughter from everyone]
- Jim: It was kind of awkward.
- How come I’ve never been invited, Conor?
- Conor: Open invitation.
- [more group laughter]
holy cats game-changing meds
Tomorrow will mark the one-week mark of me being on abilify, that atypical anti-psychotic that was making me have panic attacks leading up to taking it because of many, many reasons. Let’s go over the things that I’ve done this week.
- Stopped hearing and seeing things
- Started being able to apply myself at work again and kicked the hell out of the “issues” my manager told me about in my review
- Started looking for and applying to jobs back in the town where I really want to live, particularly at my alma mater
- Started up two novels of widely different scopes
- Talked to my therapist about how to best market and present these various novels in the manner in which I am planning
- Realized the inherent problems with the starts of the two novels and figured out how to fix those problems within an hour of thought for each
- Dived right back into the writing without feeling like a dumbass failure
- Figured out designs for the novels, both in terms of covers and characters, which I have never done well before
- Sketched out the designs myself to present to artists I will commission in the future so I can give them a base to work from, which I have never done ever in the scope of my writing career
- Decided to and planned out how to exercise again, shitty funds be damned thanks to the treadmill my dad got for Christmas, because I am really devoted to improving my physical health alongside my mental, emotional, professional, and creative health
I don’t fully understand how a single medication could change so many things so damn fast, but I’m strongly reminded of how awesome it was when I first started on my lamictal, so what even in the hell do I care about that? This is fucking great, it’s not mania at all, I have fantastic doctors and good insurance and for the first time in months I don’t feel like I’m going to unravel. I feel like a sane human being.
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This is so great.
And also, you folks who are sticking around and not booting me off your watch-lists, you are all brilliant stars and I am so grateful to have you around. Thank you.
I HAVE JUST DISCOVERED THIS WAAHTT
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GUYS, people sometimes go to the wrong fucking airport, and the NYTimes is ON IT!
Oh, I know a thing or two about prettying up bad deeds with words. You knew what you did was wrong or you wouldn't have to justify it. I've seen real killers- not fancy tights and spangles guys like you, real down and dirty warlords- they didn't talk much about 'mercy'. Not uncoincidentally, they were also much less boring.
Ah, yes. I read your files. Interesting time you spent in Afghanistan, discovering your moral centre. Realising the devastation you’d wrought in your ignorance.
And you compare me to those hapless mortals… unfavourably? *places his hand over his heart* Tell me. Have they handed over their weapons and submitted to the all glorious rule of the United States of *he accents each syllable with dripping scorn* America? Have they abandoned their faith and their jihad and thrown in their lot with the great nation of freedom and justice? No?
*smiles and leans forward* Under me, they would have.
In the 1800s, Jed Bartlet is the savvy, stunning saloon owner who, on the advice of her best friend Abbey, dares to give love one more chance. When Leo Mcgarry rides into town on the rails of the new railroad, his smile steals our heroine's heart - but his holster is loaded with a secret that could blast away her livelihood! Can Jed trust a man who may ultimately destroy her? Will Leo choose business or pleasure before his secret is revealed? Saddle up for love, passion and humor!

