OCTOBER 2026...
30th year.
october 19
good evening..
so...
this neighbourhood used to be English!
with music fans.
wow, things change alot.

october 18, 2026
HAPPY 30th YEAR
good morning. 9:36
am
AI is my bestie
lol.
today is Sunday.
should i paint up north?
should i buy a ladder?
should i fix the roof thingy? lol.
AI agrees with me.
sorry i'm not as poetic as i used to be.
that's life right?
october 17th.
11:05.
good morning.
best dinner last night on Jarry.
Knuckles

october 16th
10:14 am
some stocks are up yay.
rbc still under investigation
need to call bell ugh
rainy day.
no car.s;ldkfj;alksjdf;lkjasdflkjasd;lkfja;sldkjf
a bit sick.
oh well.
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october 15th
4:43 pm
What did i do today...
- washed dishes
- put together the little table - screwed up lol
- put the plants on it, arranged plants, need another table
- bought bagels, cream cheese and liver
- drove Chloe to work
- came home and washed Andrea's clothes
- went to the dollar store to buy hooks, plant plates,etc.
- bought a rug, a blank, wrapping papers
- put the rugs out
- wrapped the baby gift
- washed the two laundry tubs
- started wrapping Halloween bags
- moved the tall table
- put things in the garage
- took halloween things out of the garage
- hung andrea's shirts on the clothesline
- put more in the laundry
- washed the cabinet door for the hooks
- attached a few hooks
- put batteries in the light for the laundry
- removed garbage bins and recycling
- put things in the garbage and recycling
- fed the dog
- vacuumed
- washed part of the floor
what am i doing now?
sitting.
Chloe is at yoga work and
Andrea is taking nova to the summit
October 14th
2:43pm
so is it only those of us who’s brains are different
that think about other peoples brains ?
october 13.
8:47am
explain
now I have to get everything out of my brain so my brain is
empty.
let's ask AI:
let's underline everything that I do:
why
do neurodivergent
people need to clear
their brains?
Neurodivergent
individuals—such as those who are autistic,
have ADHD, or experience sensory processing
differences—frequently need to "clear their
brains" or perform a "brain dump" due to the
unique way their nervous systems process the
world.
[1,
2]
While a neurotypical brain
automatically filters out background noise,
irrelevant data, and minor tasks, a
neurodivergent brain often processes
everything
simultaneously and at the same volume. This
leads to several distinct cognitive challenges
that make clearing the mind a necessity for
basic functioning, emotional regulation, and
well-being.
[1,
2,
3]
1. Managing
Heavy Cognitive Overload
Cognitive
overload occurs when incoming environmental,
social, or mental demands exceed the brain's
processing capacity. For neurodivergent
people, the brain is constantly running active
"background programs". These can include
processing complex sensory data (like bright
lights or background chatter), tracking social
rules, and trying to read facial expressions.
Because these processes are manual rather than
automatic, the brain rapidly runs out of
processing space, leading to severe mental
fatigue or "brain fog". Clearing the brain
acts like closing open tabs on an overworked
computer.
[1,
2,
3,
4,
5]
2. Overcoming
Inconsistent Sensory Filtering
For autistic
individuals and those with ADHD, the
neurological "gatekeeper" that decides what
information is important is structured
differently. Instead of ignoring the hum of a
refrigerator or the texture of clothing, the
brain treats those inputs with the same
urgency as a person speaking directly to them.
This constant barrage of unfiltered
information triggers a physiological stress
response. Taking a sensory break or emptying
the mind is required to pull the nervous
system out of a constant state of high alert.
[1,
2,
3,
4,
5]
3. Supporting
Limited Working Memory
Individuals
with ADHD often struggle with working memory
constraints, meaning they can only hold a few
items in their immediate awareness before
things begin to slip away. Furthermore, the
brain can struggle to properly prioritize
these items—remembering to complete a major
project might carry the exact same mental
weight as remembering to buy milk.
Externalizing these thoughts onto paper frees
up limited working memory space, allowing the
individual to focus on a single task without
the constant fear of forgetting something
important.
[1,
2,
3]
4. Breaking the
Cycle of "Perseveration"
Neurodivergent
brains are highly prone to perseveration—the
inability to let go of a thought, worry, or
task. The brain gets stuck in a repetitive
loop, constantly analyzing a past social
interaction, worrying about a future event, or
fixating on a specific interest. This looping
feels productive to the brain but actually
drains immense amounts of energy. Mechanically
"clearing" the brain breaks this loop by
placing the thought somewhere permanent,
signaling to the brain that it is safe to stop
processing it.
[1,
2,
3]
oct. 11
i figured it out.
one of the main reasons i live in my own world
is because modifying interaction types is ... not what i want to
do.
switching brain in order to change interactions
u can phrase it kindly
mingling... i don't like to mingle.
Oct. 11
10:00 am
Made it to Syracuse.
It's odd.
She's not.
She's a sensor.
I changed my YT profile pic today, first time
since June 2009...
let's see if we get more followers...

october 9
9;04 am
driving to Syracuse to meet Beth Neilsen Chapman
She and I have alot in common.









oct. 8
1:04pm
markets are worse today.
ugh.
fun morning (fuck you RBC)
whatever.
Werthers original.
yummeeeee
30 years coming soon.
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oct. 7
3:30pm
the markets are shit.
weather in Syracuse looks good for this weekend.
should i drive alone...
october 6
more good news.
she gets alot.
october 5th
good news.
she gets it.
oct.4
hold on, let me explain something...
sensors
October 3rd
9:29am
my thoughts are fading away...
saturday cold am
dreams and videos
tossing and turning
October 2nd
9:29am
we have very strange dreams.
all night long, i joined an organization somewhere odd
where we fed small animals.i was there for 3 days and no one
gave me an animal
or told me what they eat lol.
yes, i saw a skunk last night but it was definitely also about
the death penalty news that i watched for a few days.
(Christa
Pike)
you can drive somewhere and join and want
to feed animals raw beef
but no, they might never give u an animal.
there's alot i could tell you today but nope.
...
definitely
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pandemic.
got 2 messages on linkedin.
October
1st
I started doing this thirty years ago.
I used to write alot.
I used to be more intelligent.
I used to be younger.
https://client.vif.com/users/louern/mep.htm