Thanks for the game @tylertoo. I felt lucky to get away with that, after fluffing the opening and being forced into a queen exchange just to keep my losses down to the d-pawn. That was a bad middle game position for me; I remember a 20 minute session at the analysis board where I was struggling to see how I could develop my jammed in queenside pieces, avoid getting my rook pinned to my king, and stop losing pawns, and I ended up going to bed without finding my moves. It felt like too many threats and not enough time. I’m fairly sure that if you’d continued attacking at that point I wouldn’t have been able to hold you off.