Note: I’m finally feeling more like my old self again. This means that I’m getting back into art, which has always been a hobby of mine. Since my state has essentially been put on lockdown due to the coronavirus, and I don’t expect the problem to diminish in three weeks, I might be stuck at home with my growing collection of colored pencils and sketchbooks for awhile. I’m happy with that, to be honest. Also, I’m still going outside. I’m just avoiding crowded parks and stores. Thankfully, I have a set of wheels to get me around to places far away from civilization, and enough people to contact who will give me their best secret fishing spots to try out as people in Denver and Breckenridge continue to unreasonably panic about the virus. 

Note: I'm putting this in my blog because I know it's not book material, but it's my best shot at writing for almost two weeks, and I'm sure I said some important things here and there while I rambled on that should go into my memoir. Also, it just feels good getting stuff off my chest that's been there for awhile.

Well, it’s been a wild year! I made it to my 18th birthday, graduated high school on time and with grades I can boast about, faced my fear of driving and got my license, am almost ready to send my book to the publisher’s (which reminds me, I should probably be looking for potential publishers who may be willing to publish my book for me), figured out how to sign myself up for college, and, just today, I took my first dose of Trikafta!

Well, I’ve been on Trikafta for almost three weeks, and things just keep getting better and better. I have so much energy I just don’t know what to do with. No matter what I do, my energy levels during the day are through the roof. I can do everything I want to do at once, without needing any time in between tasks to relax. Chores no longer suck the energy out of me like they once did. I’ve got more than enough energy to get everything done that needs to be done, all at once. As a result, I have a lot more confidence, and am much happier than I’ve ever been before. 

It’s currently my favorite, and least favorite, time of the year!