The Beginnings

I’ve had chronic migraines for decades.

I started to experience migraines initially when I was perhaps 12 or 13 years old.

They progressively, but slowly, worsened — becoming more frequent over the next 30 years.

They were occasionally severe — debilitating, even: vision and intestinal mostly.

In time, I started to become more aware of what, for me, would eventually be a predictable progression of its prodrome. The prodrome could last several days — leading to the eventual “migraine headache”.

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Bloomsday Doomsday

Today is the first day of Winter for the Northern Hemisphere, and I’m planning running a few errands in a few months.

Actually, I’ve been planning on running them as I’m clawing my way to continued recovery. Also since earlier this year when I’d learned of Bloomsday.

And reaffirmed my resolve when I was laid off.

I have no intention of finishing first, but I will complete it and at a speed faster than a walk.

Pearl Harbor

Seventy eight years ago, at 7:48 local time, on December 7, 1941, was the moment of a day that would live in infamy.

It wasn’t the the end of the horrors that we could impose upon our fellow man of that era.

Nor the beginning.

Three years ago, the sailors aboard the USS John C. Stennis rendered honors at that place to that time.