Coping with intense apprehension

Nov 28, 2004 23:11

Last week (note: when I was feverish) I woke up in the middle of the night and thought I saw someone in the room...an apparition of sorts. I wasn't able to sleep for two nights without a light on. And yesterday, while I was at the game, my graduation picture fell off of the wall and the glass broke ( Read more... )

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gwoodrow November 29 2004, 06:50:53 UTC
It's probably just Jesus appearing before you. Heck, if I was omnipotent you KNOW I'd be spying on girlies.

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michelleanne217 November 29 2004, 13:14:30 UTC
I somehow doubt that was it. Ignoring the fact that I don't believe Jesus to be the boobie-scoping type, its relevant to mention that, when sick and groggy, I'm absolutely hideous and hardly a prime candidate for attracting the interest of a voyeur. (Think--an angry pig, or Barbra Striesand smiling. [shudder])

...but I appreciate the supposition. I was probably just hallecinating...it happens with fevers, and it probably didn't help that I had a few 'shrooms before I went to bed.

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gwoodrow November 29 2004, 18:38:34 UTC
actually Michelle it's spelled 'hallucinating' :) and I've seen you in the morning, you're not bad :P

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michelleanne217 November 30 2004, 02:31:55 UTC
You're correcting my SPELLING now?! Spelling doesn't matter! Por example, I don't have to know how to spell "jackass" in order to know that you are one.

...so I'm a bit embarrassed that my version wasn't even phonetic. I don't entirely believe you to be a jackass.

Wow, your ending--very suggestive.

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gwoodrow December 1 2004, 03:09:02 UTC
well you said you wanted us to let you know when you weren't spelling things correctly, just being a friend ;)

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michelleanne217 December 1 2004, 04:43:06 UTC
Not correction on spelling in particular; I just wanted you to slip me a hint if I managed to incorrectly turn a phrase, like "it's as cold as a witches foot" or (a classic!) "Make like a tree and get out of here"...or simplier mistakes, like "whey your choices," "I don't no any better," or--and here's one I say to you often--"their is no whey in hell that I'm going to sleep with you.'

...thanks for trying, though.

(Incidentally, I just discovered how I'm going to die...Matt's going to murder me. I think I may have gotten an eensie bit on his bad side.)

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gwoodrow December 6 2004, 19:40:21 UTC
no, he won't kill you, though if you keep pestering him it is quite possible:)

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