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Friday, April 13th, 2012Another rough night sleeping last night and I’ve had enough. I called my most trusted source of health information this morning (AKA Mommy). I am going to try to be seen by my doctor today. The sinus infection may have come back, which could be causing my adenoids to become enlarged – which could also be causing airway restriction while I sleep. I am also going to look into being seen by the pulmonary unit at Deborah Heart & Lung for an eval and possible sleep study.
I have to get this worked out, I’m becoming too much of a burden to Abbe and the kids.
Movie Reviews…
Take Shelter
– I swear I can personalize any movie I watch with a main character roughly around my age range. And right now, with my sleeplessness, I feel awful and exhausted constantly, ergo – this was tough to watch. OK, the movie – it’s very well done, but the question of is the main character losing his mind or is there really an apocalyptic storm approaching real is tough and uncomfortable to watch no matter how well you are sleeping at night. Great movie, but this would probably be upsetting for some. Thanks to Gil and Faith for passing along this suggestion.
Small Business/Tech Links…
- A Case Study in Social Media Demographics
- Amazon Beats Google to a Cloud Search Offering
- There Are Now 200,000 People In Everyme Circles
- Google Announces 2-for-1 Stock Split
Funny/Interesting Links…
- An anti-bullying video we really could have used as kids
- Finally, a rap song I can relate to
- Quitting jobs I don’t have
- CCOKC – Child Celebrities Opposing Kirk Cameron
– Jonah Hill is hilarious in this film and the kids are really great too. But my upbringing makes me want to like 
more.
- ugh, the beginning of this movie is tough to watch as someone that was part of a layoff at one point during my professional career. The film is really well-acted, a subtle financial drama depicting the beginning of the housing bubble collapse from behind the doors of one of the largest investment firms on Wall Street. Brutality in a business suit is conveyed without tearful scenes of middle to lower income families losing their homes and livelihoods.
- this documentary on the juicing movement was definitely inspiring and it may have given me the path to getting my uber pickey 10 year old to get his daily vegetables. With the amount of cancer and heart disease in my family and Abbe’s, reducing the amount of meat intake and increasing the veggies is never a bad idea. Abbe and I are going to do a juice fast when the time is right (aka – when the kids are not home for the first three days when people get really cranky). That said, we absolutely will be consulting our physicians before hand. Great film too, funny and very likable, inspiring characters.
