Jodi (she/her) ⋅ 60 ⋅
Agnostic. Non-religious. Pro-choice. GLBT+ supporter. Psychic. Polyglot. Passionate about writing, books, and adult coloring. Lover of culinary experiments, fitness journeys, and aromatic experiences. VR & AI enthusiast. Coffee and wine snob.
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Had AI summarize my 2025 journals for me. It’s not quite my style, but it’ll work for now. Having AI double-check for errors in journals and stories is one thing, but this? Next year I’ll go bac...
I don’t know who originally shared this survey but I got my copy from the wonderful fjäril! When you looked at yourself in the mirror today, what was the first thing you thought? Damn, you ...
Facebook Survey in Surveys
Here’s a survey that a friend on Facebook shared that I thought I would share here. Three names I go by 1. Jodi 2. Mystery (my stage name as a dancer) 3. Rainbow (because I’m eccentric, liberal...
Alphabet Survey in Surveys
A - Ambition: Move back to the desert. B - Birthday: Dec 4 C - Computer: I have a desktop and a laptop. D - Dream: Read my latest journal entry. E - Exercise: VZfit F - Favorite Food: Lobst...
Survey 12/23/24 in Surveys
Name: Jodi Age: 59 Relationship Status: Married. Children: None. Zodiac Sign: Sagittarius. Where do you live: Florida’s Gulf Coast. Tattoos: None. Color: Pink, purple, and mint Green. Ty...
How long have you been on PB? Since 2013. Were you on OD, TOD, MDD, DE, LJ, or another journaling site before this? Before and after I was on several different sites. Kiwibox, OD, MD, MDD, Good...
There isn’t much left of 2024, and if you’re wondering why I’m cramming half a decade into a single post, it’s because I didn’t do the greatest job documenting the highlights of my life other th...
January On the 4th, I noticed my red and white blood cell counts were rising again. That had me on edge until the 8th when I got the best news—my tests for leukemia and bone marrow issues came b...
January On New Year’s Day, Mary dumped me. She said someone told her I was supposedly badmouthing her in my blog. I wasn’t even surprised anymore, just angry—used for years, then discarded like ...
January 2015 ended on a fearful note, but 2016 began on a hopeful one. Unfortunately, Lexipro worsened my already disrupted sleep patterns so I didn’t take it for long. Menopause wasn’t easy...
January: I saw Dr. O, my new endocrinologist. She doubled my levothyroxine dose from 25 mcg to 50 mcg and then eventually to 75 mcg. We got Amazon Echo’s Alexa. February: Got a new MacBook Air...
Written in late 2014, edited in 2024 The teens ended up being the worst years of my life, especially mid-2014 through 2016, and then beyond. 2014 was both great and horrifying. This time, the ...
Written in 2013 This may be one of my shortest yearly reviews, even though 2013 turned out to be one of our best years yet. We became homeowners again! Part of the funding came from my inherita...
Written in 2012 2012 turned out to be one of our best years, though it came with significant losses. This time, it wasn’t about financial or material loss—it was about death. I find myself almo...
Written in 2011 Much of 2011 was not a good year, and I am determined to make 2012 better. Tom got laid off again in early March. Once again, we were thrust into the endless cycle of poverty w...
Jumping back to mid-2010, in July, my “relationship” with Marie ended. She often became delusional and accusatory when paranoid, and it just got old. She was also very immature in many ways, and...
Early 2010: Tom has been laid off for nearly 17 months. I appreciate not having to worry about him being on the road so much and enjoy seeing him have more time for the things he loves. But eve...
I sent a letter to Andy’s sister Marla since I couldn’t find his address, asking her to say hello to him for me. I admitted that moving away without telling him where I’d gone had been mean and ...
I’ve often been told I’m very smart. Yet even the smartest people can make poor decisions at times, and so I responded to Tammy’s brief Facebook message in early 2009 saying that she hoped I was...
NOTE: This section updated March 2010. It has been nearly two years since we left the motel and moved into the secluded little trailer in the woods. I was battling a bad case of post-traumatic ...
The following morning, Saturday, Tom checked the ad for the Auburn trailer and found they’d left a number to call either Maryann or Jesse. He called Maryann first and left a message. She called ...
Each day Tom returned from work, stopping at the mailbox on the way to the motel to tell me the card still hadn’t arrived, was heart-wrenching. I felt increasingly doomed, out of sorts, physical...
We spent about six hours loading the rental truck we would drive down to Sacramento, attaching a trailer to pull our own vehicle behind. By 3:00 p.m., we finally left Oregon for the last time on...
Written in 2007 Not long after we left the duplex, I entered my 40s and in late August, we found a small house to rent for just $450 a month on the edge of downtown. The neighborhood was older ...
Written in 2005 When we left the land and the RV for good, we feared the man who sold us the property might hassle us about it. Surprisingly, he allowed us to sign the land back over to him. By...
