Too tired to think.

It's late, I'm tired. Matthew sucks. (the hurricane)

I tried looking at secure paperwork today, it locked me out. I don't even know why. Emailed the bank...nothing. Called the bank...nothing. Tomorrow I'll have to GO to the bank. Ugh.

Dustin and I went over fiscal responsibilities we will have with our surrogate. I need a massage, a beer and sleep.

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National Coming Out Day

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