Changes (Edit)

I’ve redone my home network at my entertainment center. I’ve changed out the router with a switch, doubling the number of ports available at the entertainment center and re-enabling some functionality that the router blocked. Now I can use my TiVo to access music and pictures on my computer and the PS2 is able to get to the Internet for online functions. Yay! I’ll also be able to string another AirPort Extreme or Express off it and be on the same DHCP server as the rest of the network so I’ll have even better wireless coverage throughout the house. Of course the whole point of it  was to make sure I had ports available for the PS3 and other items I’m expecting to eventually buy. And Ember, if she moves in (which is looking more likely every day) wants to buy a Wii eventually and she says that’ll need access too. Hi, my name is ToyMan and I’m a Geek. (Hi ToyMan).

Not really sure about the Vyvanse but I’m going to keep taking it for now. It’s weird. I was over at Ember’s place earlier and there was a lull in the conversation and I noticed that it was quiet in my head. That’s not something that’s happened in a long time. I’m not sure I like it. I sort of feel like there’s a bag over my head or something. Actually, my first thought about the change was that it was like I was a superhero and a bad guy had turned on a power damper. I feel like I’m missing part of me. Maybe it’ll improve or I’ll get used to it.

Ember may be moving in with me next month. I’ll have to do a bit of re-arranging but it’ll be good. I miss spending time with her. We used to talk a lot before I moved. I didn’t realize until I left how much time we really spent together. I also told her that no matter who might or might not end up living with me in the future she would always have a room at my house, that my second bedroom was hers until she didn’t want it anymore.

Somehow Ember moving in came up at the psychiatrist’s office and later I mentioned that Critter and the kids had lived with me briefly and the lady at the psychiatrist’s office seemed to think it was interesting that I was willing to take people in like that. It just seems natural to me.