In all honesty, does anyone really like to go to the doctors? I know I don’t, but probably for very different reasons than most “normal” individuals. I hate basically everything about the doctor’s office and I don’t hesitate to tell them so. I recently had to go and get a yearly physical. I hadn’t been…… Continue reading On a scale from one to ten…
So, after years and years of daily, ok hourly, sanitizer use, my hands are finally showing signs of permanent damage. For the last week or so, I’ve been convinced that I am allergic to something. My hands are dry, red and they itch (gross!). I am someone who has very sensitive skin. I never change…… Continue reading Hand Sanitizer- Good or Bad!?
Ok, to all of you Facebook stalkers (like myself), who saw the picture of my fabulous new bike? Yes, that’s right, I, Jenna Stewart, am the proud new owner of my very own road-bike. Well, maybe not a road-bike…more like a cruiser… ok, ok, it’s a bike for old ladies and/or children, which makes it…… Continue reading My sweet new ride…
The first time I realized that I might have obsessive compulsive disorder was when I noticed that I was washing my hands close to a 100 times a day. Exaggeration? Absolutely not. How many times do you wash your hands per day ? If you say zero, we can’t be friends anymore. You should at…… Continue reading It all makes sense…now!
Have you ever really taken a second to think about flying? For some, it is an everyday occurrence… pilots who enter the cockpit like they are entering a Honda, VW or Mustang. Flight attendants who serve us drinks and blue chips like they are waiting tables at the local pub…. and of course let’s not…… Continue reading Tin can at 30,000 feet…. what, where?
Moving from Underhill to Burlington was a huge change for me. Underhill doesn’t even have a stop-light and the only “traffic” you run into is a tractor that pretends he doesn’t see the line of 20 cars behind him as he moves at 3 miles an hour down route 15. Up until last year, I…… Continue reading Diagnosis: The Doubting Disease
For most people, getting ready in the morning, driving to work, getting coffee, lunch or any other every-day activity is pretty mundane and forgettable- correct? Well, not for someone who suffers from the “compulsive checking” form of OCD, which unlucky for me (and anyone waiting for me to meet them somewhere), I do. Take a…… Continue reading To check or not to check, that is the question…
How many times have you heard someone use this phrase? I can’t even count. The number is most likely in the thousands. However, I don’t think 99% of the people who use it, actual know what it means! I grew up in a very loving and supportive family and had what most people would describe…… Continue reading “I am so OCD!”
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