Recent content by huzza3045

Good morning everyone, hope everyone’s day is stellar!

Just defended my qualifying exam! All I have left is defending my dissertation and I can finally be done with school. For the first time, I feel like the end is on the horizon after being in school for 22 years.

Thanks everyone!

Ted Lasso was surprisingly wholesome.

I live pretty close to where they distill it. It’s my favorite bourbon for sure.

I was very impressed with Andor. Acting aside, I think it was the first of the Star Wars series with a well-written plot. (Despite predictability, I do love Star Wars)

Not the fanciest bourbon money can buy, but arguably the highest quality in its price bracket. Also, it has been really hard to find in my town lately.

Black, but by a small margin.

Sure thing! Let me know. My availability is a bit odd, but I’m always happy to herf.

May we stay positive, but test negative. Merry Christmas, you old farts. 🎅🏼

I’m over in Lexington! You nearby?

https://www.cci.health.wa.gov.au/~/media/CCI/Mental-Health-Professionals/Sleep/Sleep---Information-Sheets/Sleep-Information-Sheet---04---Sleep-Hygiene.pdf I usually give this to my clients. Aside from that, there is pretty solid evidence for psychotherapy for insomnia. It’s pretty brief as well...

the Burnt Reynolds - 3oz bourbon - 2oz of lapsang souchong simple syrup (made the same as normal simple syrup but instead boiling water, use lapsang souchong tea which gives the syrup a smoky flavor). - 4 dashes of whatever bitters you like - orange peel - cocktail cherry - big ol ice cube

I really enjoy good bourbon, but I also have a while until I make big boy bucks. What is the best bourbon you can think of for under 30 (but preferably under 25). So far, I’ve had someone recommend Early Times Bottled in Bond and it was stellar. Any others come to mind? Edit: I live in...

No I haven’t been part of the armed forces. Regarding trauma history, I’d prefer to not disclose that. But I have worked in a VA and heard awful stories from family members. So I am (somewhat) familiar with some aspects of the horrors of combat.