Email XXVI: So. I should be sleeping, but I just keep thinking about earlier.
Plus, I'm waiting for the muscle relaxants to kick in. (Holy shit, did Hank ream me for all the walking around I did today. Still, I think it was worth it.)
It's gonna be a while before I can come see you again, though. I think if I get up for anything more than bathroom breaks in the next 5-7 days, I may find myself telekinetically bound to my bed. So yeah. Somehow you'll have to muddle through without me.
Marie's going to pick up some Christmas presents for me tomorrow in town--wonder how pissed she'd be if she knew the last one on the list is for you? ;)
You're still an idiot, by the way. And a dork. And Mystique fucking well better find someone else, because if she shows up here I'll kill her. Somehow.
...whoa. Room just started going spinny. I think the drugs are working. That took a lot longer to type than it should. Bobby go sleepy now.
Frosty
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Robert Drake
Xavier's School for the Gifted
"Human beings, by changing the inner attitudes of their minds, can change the outer aspects of their lives."
--William James (1842 - 1910)
It's gonna be a while before I can come see you again, though. I think if I get up for anything more than bathroom breaks in the next 5-7 days, I may find myself telekinetically bound to my bed. So yeah. Somehow you'll have to muddle through without me.
Marie's going to pick up some Christmas presents for me tomorrow in town--wonder how pissed she'd be if she knew the last one on the list is for you? ;)
You're still an idiot, by the way. And a dork. And Mystique fucking well better find someone else, because if she shows up here I'll kill her. Somehow.
...whoa. Room just started going spinny. I think the drugs are working. That took a lot longer to type than it should. Bobby go sleepy now.
Frosty
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Robert Drake
Xavier's School for the Gifted
"Human beings, by changing the inner attitudes of their minds, can change the outer aspects of their lives."
--William James (1842 - 1910)