I had been feeling so good emotionally, but yesterday I found myself a little blah. Almost like I was borderline anxious but not quite there. I still marked it on the calendar because it was still noticeable enough. Today I’ve been fine, though, and I only waited for a half-hour before having my coffee.

Watched some of the Olympics in VR. It was cool to see, but I prefer to watch replays of the women’s figure skating on the computer. That way I can skip over the boring parts.

Ordered some crackle beads from Amazon. They’re so cool-looking because they look like balls of cracked ice with different colors.

I was right in suspecting that soon enough there would be changes on VZfit but I don’t see anything bad so far. Love the new French countryside virtual ride at night! Normally I don’t like virtual scenery, but I do like how it doesn’t have any distortion and I love the starry night sky and big bright moon. Tom might be happy to know that free users now get 10 minutes a day.

I joined the group on Facebook. I just really hope they don’t go making changes like crazy like most sites and apps and screwing things up. It’s when they take away features you like and change things so it becomes radically different that I have a problem with and even more so with when things get too complex and chock full of bugs.

It appears it’s the beginning of the end for Dixie. She’s in some kind of care facility now, according to what her son told Margaret. He hates to visit her because all she does is demand to be taken home. When he doesn’t give in to her, she takes a shit fit. Margaret says Diane is happy, according to what she’s been told, and is hoping to one day be able to get her address so she can send her a gift. The last phone call she ever got from Dixie was her ranting about some agency refusing to put her in a new shower stall for her because Diane was no longer with her. The demented looney talked until the tape stopped, she said. Her mental test score declined rapidly and I guess there was some talk about bladder surgery, but they don’t want to do it now.