Grumpy mood, annoyed with everyone and the weather, and guess who's at the lunch counter?

Go away, Dan Savage. Go away.
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Rough start today-miscommunications and general Monday edginess devoured most of my morning, and when I could get back on task, my concentration was foggy enough to multiply how long even simple things took.

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The day felt bad from the beginning-tired, irritable, unfocused, the whole lot. Couldn't put my finger on just what was wrong; it was as if the whole day was under some looming darkness. The nature of the day's curse became clear when I looked across the restaurant to see…

…Dan Savage.

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Go away, Dan Savage. Go away.

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