The What Made Your Day Thread

[O.Supreme]

[O.Supreme]

Turns out my family does not have to move. We were worried that the previous tenants who were out of country were coming back (it was an uneasy verbal agreement we made), but it turns out they are settling in TX with other family. This place we love, we don't have to leave, and now we are free to convert the garage to an additional bedroom .

On top of my wife's Breast Cancer, and starting a new job today, getting ready to move was just adding to the anxiety. This was a HUGE win for us. Also, my wife's surgery is scheduled for this Friday. I've been given whatever time off I need to help her recover. Also it will all be done in one operation, instead of 2 as we previously thought was going to happen. She will still have radiation afterwords, but now, with our housing situation stable, we can fully concentrate on getting my wife healthy again.

[Benjamin Haines]

^ Awesome.

[lhb412]

^^ Glad the load has been lessened. Good luck, dude!

[canofhumdingers]

Had a bunch of time off recently and took advantage by absolutely gorging myself on my favorite movies. Saw a late night double bill of Gojira ('54) and Destroy All Monsters, took my kids to a Godzilla vs Megalon cereal party at the Alamo Drafthouse, saw Godzilla King of the Monsters twice, introduced my kids to the original Star Wars trilogy (they had seen A New Hope once back in February) with the amazing fan-made 4K restorations of the original versions, and watched Godzilla vs The Thing with the kids yesterday afternoon. All within the span of about a week and a half. Plus we took the kids to see the Battleship Texas, swimming at a hotel, and had two really fun long bike rides with my older kid. It's been a great start to the summer!

[O.Supreme]

My wife continues to recover nicely from her surgery. We got the pathology results yesterday, and they were all negative. No cancer remaining, which was such a relief to hear. So, no more chemo or surgery for her. She still does have to do radiation, in a few weeks, for a few weeks, but the worst is over. She will have to have checkups every 6 months for the next 2 years, but that is infinity preferable to the alternative. Yesterday was a god day.

[Benjamin Haines]

^ YES! Hell yes!

[lhb412]

^^ Fantastic news!

[Benjamin Haines]

Earlier today I was volunteering at .

Now I'm back home and I'm watching the first Dethklok performance in five years:

[mr.negativity]

[mr.negativity]

Bernie Sanders Seeks Greta Thunberg Endorsement, But Winds Up Pranked By Russian Jokesters

[superhedorahsaiyan]

got released from the hospital yesterday and just glad to have internet access. psychiatric wards suck. at least I can now get back to finishing Ultraman Orb Origin.

[lhb412]

^ Congrats, man! Welcome back.

[superhedorahsaiyan]