# Blog

This made me giggle. I had a great conversation with 12 Minute Convos about loss, rebuilding and life's waypoints. When they sent me the draft of the page for the episode, my face and episode title was accompanied by this description: That was just a pre-production error and was fixed right away, but boy did I freak out and have to go back and listen to the episode right away when I saw this graphic. I thought, "OMG...what in the world did I SAY during this interview?!?!"

Back in April of 2019 I had my tonsils removed, as well as a concha bullosa turbinoplasty. Did it suck? Yes. Did recovery take 3-4 full weeks? Yes. Did I eat a lot of popsicles and chocolate shakes and gain a zillion pounds? Yes. But did it change my entire life from a health perspective? YES! I went from having 2-3 epic strep throats per year (that would hang in there for 45+ days sometimes) to barely getting a sniffle since (well, except that one time I got COVID).

I found this old photo on my camera roll and would like it to be on display at my funeral. Not just one of the pictures at my funeral, but the picture. The big one they put out at the memorial service. That's it. No other photo boards necessary. Thanks!

This year I had a Father's Day I'll never forget. I'm too fried to write it out in long form, but here are the highs and lows: All things considered, I'm trying to think of the positives: all these accidents could've been so much worse. That said, I've never been so happy to be done with a vacation, and I'm hoping next year is a tad less dramatic.

Hey this was cool - I was interviewed by Websiteplanet about:

Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy guard opposite sides of a huge hole in the ground. But "huge hole in the ground" doesn't have quite the ring to it as "THE

If you know what movie this is from (without cheating!), we are MBFFs (Movie Best Friends Forever).

Demi Moore plays a fading-from-fame celebrity who has a unique opportunity to share life - and reboot her career! - with a younger/better version of

Aim and Cam hit up a pet store a few days ago. The way the visit went down, according to Cam, is that he was this close to talking Aimee into a cat. In the end, they compromised on a fish. But boy did they quickly learn what new goldfish owners didn't know - that you can just pick out a random assortment of fish and go home with them same day. Nooooo, you've gotta get a new, huge tank, fill it up and let the water sit there a few days - and only then can you come back and choose some fish friends. We planned on getting 3-4 goldfish (I'm spacing on their names...they're the ones who look like their brains are bulging out of their heads), but there were more lessons to be learned! The type of goldfish we were looking at should basically have his own tank, shared only by a few of those tiny critters that suck goo off the rocks and glass. Anyway, after a lot of conversations and deep thought, we picked this guy (girl?):

A young woman saves her town from a killer, only to be time-warped into a parallel universe where nobody knows who she is, and the killer's still alive.