Having no internet in my new little place makes it hard to do the things on the internet I'd like to do, so here I sit at a little cafe on a swanky street AKA State Street in downtown Madison, my new home.
From the time our grandparents both passed away, things have been commonly known as haywire in my family with arrangements, new schedules, and just overall getting used to the big changes. One sister is taking care of a new baby, another is looking for a new house- her husband was laid off, Emily is dealing with the obvoius, and I'm trying to start all over with a job, no car, a teeny studio, and my parents are im sure trying to get used to not scheduling thier days around taking care of the two most important people in my dads life aside from my mom.
Saturday night I met Emily after work for something called Taste of Madison, it's an annual festival showing off all the beer and best food of the city, as well as good music! We met up to watch Cold and Taproot, she was drunk after like 3 beers.... fricken lightweight.
Em got a job in town at a place where she used to work, I helped convince her to get it, and I'm really happy that she decided to. She will still get assistance for household bills and food, but this will help so much more. Her kids started school and it goes around her working hours perfectly.
Looks like things are looking up
:)
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A blog devoted to my sister's life and struggle with Huntington's Disease.
The Reason
While home on vacation in the early Spring of 2009, my family informed me that my sister was recently diagnosed with Huntington’s Disease. This blog was not only created to educate those of the battle with this uncurable disease, but also to tell a story of a beautiful person.
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