I'm Still Going Back on Meds, Though

Really, really good therapy today with the missus. For the first time in a couple of months, I am able to dial my personal stress level way, way down . . . to 8 or so.

Ramblings

I've been high on stress for at least two months now, and now that I'm finally starting to come down, I'm starting to feel hung over. The adrenaline is ebbing, leaving me tired. My muscles have been tight constantly, and only now that they're relaxed can I feel the countless little aches and pains. Hopefully I'll sleep a little better now, though.

My insurance company finally sent me my policy. I am amused--and also vaguely disturbed--by the policy's exclusion of liability for injuries caused by the release of nuclear material. I wonder what degree of legal malpractice would lead to radioactive contamination. Maybe I'm better off not knowing.

But now I need to contact VLA to tell them that I'm going to accept the matter I'm looking at.

Client is a nonprofit organization whose goals to promote the 19^th Century Romanticism perspective through various art discipline performances. Proceeds from such performances will go to environmental and AIDS charities. Client seeks the assistance of an attorney to help it incorporate as a New York nonprofit, draft bylaws, obtain exemption form federal, state, and local franchise taxes, and make the necessary filings with the Attorney General's office.

To get ready for this, I'm taking an online CLE course on how to do all these things. Ah, lawyering.

Finally, I'm going to Atlanta Easter weekend, and the best part is that I can use frequent flyer miles to pay the full cost of my flight and my hotel.