Raise your hand if you are currently:
-Perusing through old blog entries instead of sleeping properly even though you have to go to work tomorrow morning. Double points if you are not looking forward to said work.
-Wondering why your dog is snoring, of all things. (Hello? One of the steadfast consolations of not having a man to occupy your bed has always been, "at least there's no snoring to be dealt with." And now this.)
-Having semi-dirty, completely shameful thoughts about the Runner
-Slightly freaking out because you have nothing to wear to work
-Being a total Singleton: watching Bridget Jones' Diary while wearing a green face mask and sweatpants
-Looking around your room thinking, "Fuck. I have so much cleaning to do before I move back to Southern State in holyshizfivefuckingdays!"
-Now really mad at yourself for blatant irresponsibility that has resulted in aforementioned messy room, insomnia, and empty bed
Will the court please note that my hands are, indeed, waving wildly in the air.
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7 comments:
# 4 and # 6 are Me all the way lol
**raises hand**
I'm totally reading old blog entries now!
I cringe reading my old writing; in my opinion I used to majorly SUCK. But I hope that's not objectively true..
u always brighten my day.
Dbaby, that is my everlasting goal.
ME! ME!
reading blog entries... i've lost my writing groove. ugh.
My name is Carrie James and i would like to show you my personal experience with Ambien.
I have taken for 30 days. I am 23 years old. First I took it to help me fall asleep. After a couple of days I noticed that it made me feel really good, so I would take it just to feel the high that it gave me. I would had no memory of what I did the night before. Every night I did really weird things like send out strange emails, take weird pictures, and I fear that I did things that I still don't know about. I would also hallucinate. I would just spend a lot of time staring at things watching them move, like the wall or notes on sheet music. I was way too distracted to go to bed. It made me tired, but I didn't want to go to bed. I stopped taking it because I don't want to get involved with something like that. I think about it all the time and I have cravings for it, but I just don't think I need anymore problems.
Side Effects :
Hallucinations, feeling of being high, and no memory of things I did the night before.
I hope this information will be useful to others,
Carrie James
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