Update 03-22-2012

Hey everyone! So life is decently good right now. Have a guy I'm really liking, who spends time with me. He's a real person. Never thought I would find anything but plastic people here in cali. A bit of bad news is that I found out my blood pressure is a bit high. It was 132/70 this morning. No more caffein for me :(. Problem is that I love my monsters LOL! Ooh well. Had a shot and got some tests run in the STD department just as a regular thing. Thank God that I am HIV- I really feel for people who are not. Don't have any other test results back yet, but I'm sure everything will be ok. :) Can't say I get some very often at all. Ill post more results when I get them. Anyhow, hope everyone is doing well! Love y'all.

Location: Oceanside, Oceanside

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