EPISODE · Feb 1, 2025 · 41 MIN

Entry # 12

from Obsessive Compulsive Diaries · host Toby

Pardon my lateness,I go over what’s been new and how my hours have been a little different. How my brain has felt a bit off and I’ve been unsure because now when I’m at home, I’ve been falling asleep a lot lately because of the new hours and how that goes against my initial excitement for the new hours because I’d get more time with Lucy.But it’s been a little tough…

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