Nothing like sipping a cup of
Butterscotch Blondie tea while dealing with a bunch of incompetent idiots at
Amazon Publishing. Yeah, the perfect way to spend the day. eye roll They
replied to the message I sent asking how someone could leave a review, negative
or not, on an item that didn’t yet seem to be purchased or borrowed and what do
I get? A reply saying they’re forwarding my information about having the review
taken down.
I didn’t ask for it to be
taken down. I asked why people can review things they didn’t buy. This isn’t
the first time I’ve gotten nowhere with them and left feeling frustrated. Funny
too, because the whole idea of self-publishing through them was so that I
wouldn’t have to deal with headaches like this. I didn’t want the pressures of
contracts or someone else to do my editing for me and pick out my book covers.
I wanted to go at my own pace and have more say in things without the deadlines
and other bullshit. But apparently, you can’t get straight, helpful, sensible
answers this way.
I finished watching the
latest season of Bates Motel. It was fantastic. I try to imagine a
real-life person with MPD and I just can’t do it. I don’t see how it’s possible
to suddenly believe you’re all these different people while “yourself” isn’t
even aware of it. To me, it seems like little more than just one big act either
for fun, sympathy, or to try to get out of a bad situation like some people do
that conveniently claim amnesia when questioned by the police. Amnesia is an
easy scapegoat and I can see where MPD would be as well. Like blaming something
on an evil twin, it just seems like a bunch of hogwash. Like I could have been
someone else - anyone else - a half hour ago and not know it. Yeah, right!
Really, the shrinks who fall for this shit and suggest it as a possibility are
just as bad as the patients putting on these acts for whatever reason they’re
putting them on for.
Now that I’m caught up on Bates
Motel, I’m watching the 18th year of Law & Order SVU. The cast
is getting up there in years but still looking good.
Last night I had another
dream that again made me question the possibility of parallel lives, but
unfortunately, I can’t remember it.
I know we sometimes have
reflection dreams that are influenced by life events reflected in our dreams.
Like if we worry about money, we’re likely to dream about money. But why have I
had so many dream premonitions? I wonder what that’s all about and what causes
these things to happen. And why are some of us more prone to them than others?
Aly and I decided to tell Kim
about Curious Cat and she joined earlier. Maybe she’ll liven it up a bit even
though we know she’ll ask the same old questions that she already knows the
answers to. But will she send the same nasty questions she did on Ask? My guess
is no. Not at this point.
I don’t know if Aly is a
hypochondriac or just cursed in the health department. I’m guessing maybe both,
but either way, she’s hoping not to have to have a bone marrow biopsy. It’s
both painful and not likely to be covered by her insurance. Again, I can’t
believe this world we live in. If you get in trouble, you get a free lawyer (a
joke of one or not) but if you can’t afford life-saving medical treatment, you
die. Makes me wonder… What if I’d gotten cancer when we were uninsured? Would I
be dead now?
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