Days 69-78

"Turkey leg! Turkey, turkey leg!!"  (Imagine a dance with this song and that's how I reacted when I bought it)

Ok blog readers... I have completely been shirking my duties.  Yes, I am supposed to be writing one blog a day to say what made me smile.  Honestly though, it is starting to get harder as my life continues to bring me amazing opportunities at work, at home and abroad with my fantabulous friends.  So in short... I am extremely happy!!

"Make a Strip" Panel... Yep, that's double-sided dildo

Most recently, I got to go to PAX East right here in Boston.  For those of you not familiar, it is one of the largest gaming conventions on the east coast.  Video games, computer games, board games... ALL IN THE BOSTON CONVENTION CENTER!  I had written about it last year for work and knew I couldn't miss it the next year. 

Pew pewz!!

I only purchased a ticket for Saturday, for holy wow!!  There was so much stuff that I now know next year... I'm buying that 3-day pass!  There were so many awesome panels and too many booths to hit up in the 15-hours I got to spend there.  The best part was that a few friends had also bought passes for Saturday so I had a great group to go with... especially as we were able to split up and go to different panels or see different things as the others went about to other activities. 
Plus, over the past 9 days I have made new friends, expanded on previous relationships and found myself more! 

Playing "Spaceteam" and loving it!

Nerding out!

These past few months have been quite the journey. Falling down that "rabbit hole" really made me realize a lot of things.  I can admit this was one of the hardest ordeals I have gone through in my 28 years, but it has been the most beneficial as well.  I am extremely happy, back to good health and feeling the best I have in as long as I can remember.



One of the most important things I have learned is I have an insane support system.  My friends, family, coworkers... before I use to hide things from them, but knowing they are there for me has made me open up more.  I don't just mean feelings either, I feel I can be the true me.  I am no longer the girl I was before.  I am a woman, and a damn amazing one... and she is no longer in hiding from the world around her.