PUNK_KRICKET'S PROFILE

author=Hexatona

author=Punk_Kricket
Envision le me, finally managing to get my mech in Xenoblade Chronicles X, and is excited.

Now, take that vision of me and then make it freak out because he has no clue how to spec his new mech. %_%

EVERY POINT -> LUK

ABSOLUTE FLAWLESS PLAN

1000 VICTORIES

BRILLIANT!

I did figure out a cheap way to spam kill foes. :P G-buster blades. BRINGING DA SWORD OF JUSTICE UPON MUH FOES!

author=Dyhalto
As sleep goes, you'll find it's easier to both fall asleep and sleep soundly if you get yourself into a routine involving reasonably early nights. I used to do shiftwork. Alternating days and nights with a varied schedule each week, plus I did the late night with video games thing too. Now I work steady day shifts, shoot for 7-9 hours a night, and can't praise the health benefits highly enough.

As for your financial situation, maybe it's time to leave town. It sounds like Deadendsville. Don't let the whole "Don't want to move away from family" thing stop you or your wife. Birds have to venture far from the nest sometimes. You can always visit them.
Also, you'll need an education. This isn't the 70s where people can move from high school into a high paying factory job. Anybody who wants a decent standard of living will need something.
I recommend picking up a skilled trade like Electrician or Instrument Tech. You seem reasonably well read, so you should be able to clobber the courses and exams. Pick a college that has work placements, then make sure you're on top of the class. The rest will be gravy.

I might have to try regulating my sleep schedule in a format similar to what you're talking about. I've found that when I go to bed around nine or ten and manage to sleep straight through the night, I wake up feeling far better and more energetic than I did on nights where I didn't. I had to make a conscious effort to do it, and not simply go 'ah, fuck this' - which tends to be my problem.

And yeaaah...I live in a small town in Georgia (we grow one of the two iconic state exports) and other than a few factories on the outskirts of town, fast food/restaurants along the 'strip' (aka the main road that extends all the way through both towns), there really isn't anything here.

I've held a fondness for a city close-by: Savannah. It's a port city, much to see and do, and we'd still be close enough for friends to visit but still but able to go out and make a life for ourselves.

I was going to college back when I was younger for Marketing Management and Business Management (since I had NO clue what to do at 18), but have since found that I've a love for the medical field. While we're still in this area, I could see about getting back into college and trying for my two business degrees, and then move on to something better.

It'll keep me busy, and the PELL checks would help supplement our income. Just gotta get off my ass and soldier forth to do it.

author=Kylaila
That's perfectly okay. *hugs*
Take care of yourself first, and if you then have any time to spare, that's kool.

Thank ya. *hugs*

It's been tough. It's difficult to find work where I live. It's more or less a highway town. We've one technical college, one shopping centre, and really nothing else that isn't family owned.

Only thing keeping me sane these days is copious amounts of music.

I've the honor of saying that this was the first horror/thriller indie title I've EVER completed, and I'll state that in my review coming out sometime this week. :D

Welcome.