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Well, I haven't updated this for a while, I was really determined to keep up with this but it didn't work. Anyway, I did the whole sleep specialist thing, I slept in the hospital for the night while I had tons of sensors and wires hooked up to my head. It was really uncomfortable, I didn't sleep for the first half of the night, and at one point the tech came in to adjust the wires and he scared the living shit out of me. I don't know what is going to come of this, but we'll see. I'm not really concerned about my sleep, my my doc believes that other problems stem from it; exactly what though, I don't know.

I'm really having doubts about voting, but I am going to do it anyway, and I've heard all sorts of things about voting here in Albuquerque, that we are using paper ballots because of some electronic voting machine fuck-ups, that the city spent a shitload of money on these machines and they don't work for some reason. People are waiting for a long time to vote. They say it takes about an average of nine minutes; that doesn't bother me, it's the time it takes to wait. But I think this is a crucial time in this country, and I think I'm pretty convinced of how I'm going to vote. The only thing is that I have to make sure I'm in the right precinct.

I guess that's all for now. I have finally started to settle into this little apartment here; the last few years have been hell, I haven't had any time to myself. I'm tired, but on a more, spiritual level, shall we say. Autumn is here; I'm really centimental about this place for some reason when Autumn is here; probably because I had a lot of good times in college. In particular, I remember going to class on one autumn eve to an English final, and just the feeling in the air, the warmth, the quietness and the sereness of it. Happiest time of my life.