That's what life is like with a toddler.  I am actually sneaking around with my lil yellow box of banana milk and sucking it down as fast as possible before his little baby nose can tell what's going on.  I'm sneaking around with it because it's my guilty pleasure.  And it's made of all kinds of crap and artificial colors and sugars that I don't want my baby to ingest.  

It's not just banana milk.  It's a sip of coke.  It's Doritos.  It's cookies.  It's juice.  It's chocolate!  It's super spicy food.  It's popcorn.  It's nuts!  It's ramen.  ...   My husband and I do a dance once the Lentil is out for the night (sleeping his 10-12 hour shift), and we start breaking out the wine, the beer, the chips, and sometimes we even boil a thing of instant ramen.

Who would have thought that this is what life with children is like?

It is for us.   
​--Arry

My husband, dear darling husband has been asking me to get lasik for YEARS now.  Yes, he has been asking me to do it.  I've been so scared.  SO SCARED.  The idea that someone will BURN with a laser some part of my eyeball.  The idea of some mysterious flap being cut.  The idea of smelling my eyeballs being burned....  ... Yuck....

Then my husband, said no new phone until I get it done.  Still didn't get it done for years....  (I had my last phone for 3+ years until it literally DIED/or got stolen actually).  

Then my husband said, after being inspired from an episode of the Walking Dead.  Hey, if anything happens, how are you going to protect our family and our Lentil if you cannot see?  Side note, my eyesight was really bad.  In the -8.5 range (yes, that's a negative sign.)  Very near-sighted.

So that was it.  I did it.

Photo above is the last time I ever wore my goggled, THICK eye-glasses.  It's been AMAZING ever-since.  The gift of sight.  WOW.  So thankful.

--Arry

Back from Tel Aviv.  Exhausted.  All I can say is, Tel Aviv is an awesome place.  Got to meet up with the Bancor team.  Did some business development.  Did some presentations.  Did some networking.  Here's some photos from the trip.  

Hey.  No sleep.  It's been so long, weeks.  Especially lately.  Body numb.  We just keep moving forward and we're doing all that we can. 

So I guess the plan is I will be on the live-stream today.  The consensus is that the "chick" is more interesting to look at, so I will be it.  I have no more contact lenses, so it'll be me in my goggle thick eye glasses.  No makeup.  Not feeling so "viewable", but hey, whatever.  I don't know when I last showered.  Facebook live-stream as we kick off our STORM Crowdsale.

Yay.
--Arry