I moved in with my brother, best I can remember, in the summer of 2006. He lived in the humorously-dubbed “Apartment 69” in “The Grove” apartment complex on Tates Creek Road in Lexington, Kentucky. The place had only two bedrooms, so when I first moved in, I had to sleep on the couch in the …

I just realized I left something out of my previous entries regarding my time with Granny Bernadette. Occasionally I would get bored with staying at Granny’s and I would come up to Lexington for a few days. Sometimes I drove myself, but I think after I sold my car to a childhood friend, I rode …

After Erin angrily kicked me out of her house, I ended up living with Granny Bernadette yet again. This time I assumed I would be there permanently, or at least until she kicked the bucket. I was an abject failure, totally dependent on my Grandmother for survival. Technically that wasn’t true, because that summer my …

After I lost my job at the Housewares Factory, I got rather, well, bored of living with Granny Bernadette. I had long sold my computer and my PS2, my original Xbox was on the fritz, about the only machine I had that I could use for gaming was an old Intel Celeron PC with Windows …

After my arrest and nervous breakdown in 200X, I was in a bad way. Convinced that the cops were out to get me, I would freak out at the sound of every siren that went past, of which there were many at Christian’s house, which was close to a hospital. I concocted elaborate conspiracy theories …

After Al moved out to live with his girlfriend in, say, 2001, I got Bill a job at Erin’s startup and invited him to move in with me at the Lexington “Luxury” Apartments on Montavesta Drive. Al took his couches, so I bought some old, green, rather odoriferous couches off of Jed, and set them …