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Ow. Ow ow ow.
See, yesterday I cut my finger on the lid of a pineapple can. It bled a little bit, I cleaned it out, and put a bandaid on it. All well and good. Only just now, I took a shower, and used the otherwise wonderful Lush Oceansalt on my face, which contains (as the name might hint at) - salt, and as I was rubbing it on with my fingers some got into the cut (which had apparently opened and is now still bleeding) and it fucking hurt. I now know what they mean by pouring salt on wounds.
Also, something else has been happening, which I find quite odd. And is probably just another sign that I am turning irreversibly insane. Okay. Know this feeling when you feel the floor or the tabel buzzing or vibrating a little bit and then realise that it's actually a phone ringing without a sound somewhere close by? Huh, maybe not, but it at least has happened to me several times. Yay for vibrating phones ;) But anyway, this has happened to me several times over the last few days. I doublechecked, it wasn't my phone, nor did I see any other phone around. Besides, it happened too often and in different places to be able to be a phone. So I simply decided that it must be some weird wiring or electricity or heating, since I was in a house I don't know very well, which could very well have something like that. So I didn't think much more of it. However, once back home, two hours away, I've felt it too. So it can't be that. I've both felt it while wearing shoes and not, while standing up, sitting down, both with my feet on the floor and with my feet crossed in the air. And the weirdest of all? It only happens to my right foot. I kid you not! The outer side of my right foot. SO I would be inclined to think that this was just some weird buzzing I felt and was probably just imagining it, only - it happens so regularly. Like one second buzzing, one second off. One second buzzing, one second off. Like clockwork. And after a few times, it stops. Which is why I thought it had to be a phone.
So. I ask you, my dear flist. Am I going insane? On second thought, don't answer that. Or do, maybe ;)
And now I shall head downtown to get more knitting yarn and needles (I LOST one of mine, haven't been able to knit for DAYS (or day) woe is me!) and spend my gift certificate at A&B sound! :D And maybe see if I find something nice on sale ;)
See, yesterday I cut my finger on the lid of a pineapple can. It bled a little bit, I cleaned it out, and put a bandaid on it. All well and good. Only just now, I took a shower, and used the otherwise wonderful Lush Oceansalt on my face, which contains (as the name might hint at) - salt, and as I was rubbing it on with my fingers some got into the cut (which had apparently opened and is now still bleeding) and it fucking hurt. I now know what they mean by pouring salt on wounds.
Also, something else has been happening, which I find quite odd. And is probably just another sign that I am turning irreversibly insane. Okay. Know this feeling when you feel the floor or the tabel buzzing or vibrating a little bit and then realise that it's actually a phone ringing without a sound somewhere close by? Huh, maybe not, but it at least has happened to me several times. Yay for vibrating phones ;) But anyway, this has happened to me several times over the last few days. I doublechecked, it wasn't my phone, nor did I see any other phone around. Besides, it happened too often and in different places to be able to be a phone. So I simply decided that it must be some weird wiring or electricity or heating, since I was in a house I don't know very well, which could very well have something like that. So I didn't think much more of it. However, once back home, two hours away, I've felt it too. So it can't be that. I've both felt it while wearing shoes and not, while standing up, sitting down, both with my feet on the floor and with my feet crossed in the air. And the weirdest of all? It only happens to my right foot. I kid you not! The outer side of my right foot. SO I would be inclined to think that this was just some weird buzzing I felt and was probably just imagining it, only - it happens so regularly. Like one second buzzing, one second off. One second buzzing, one second off. Like clockwork. And after a few times, it stops. Which is why I thought it had to be a phone.
So. I ask you, my dear flist. Am I going insane? On second thought, don't answer that. Or do, maybe ;)
And now I shall head downtown to get more knitting yarn and needles (I LOST one of mine, haven't been able to knit for DAYS (or day) woe is me!) and spend my gift certificate at A&B sound! :D And maybe see if I find something nice on sale ;)