3 Cheers for Vomiting
Yeah, I drank WAY too fucking much last night. Trying to sleep for more than 2 hours was impossible because I fealt like absolute hell as soon as sobriety took its hold. You know, one of those times where the only way you'll feel better is if you induce vomiting. In my case, that wasn't very difficult.
Thankfully the hang over lost its vitality by the time I arrived at my dental appointment. I'd hate to feel nauseous while some lady is shoving her latex-gloved hand in my mouth.
I heard some good music. I saw some videos I hadn't seen before too. The videos for "Heaven or Las Vegas" by Cocteau Twins and "Imagination" by Xymox stick out the most in my mind. I heard some Cure and Siouxsie as well. Some of last night is blurry from all of the alcohol that was consumed, so I don't recall all of it. However, I do know that I danced to a lot of great 80's music.
To those that I saw whom I consider friends, I am sorry if I was very distant. Sometimes I am either too nervous, feeling too reclusive, or just flat out don't have anything to say. I have my outgoing moments as far as socializing goes. However, they only seem to be good for starting things up, not making them last.
Thankfully the hang over lost its vitality by the time I arrived at my dental appointment. I'd hate to feel nauseous while some lady is shoving her latex-gloved hand in my mouth.
I heard some good music. I saw some videos I hadn't seen before too. The videos for "Heaven or Las Vegas" by Cocteau Twins and "Imagination" by Xymox stick out the most in my mind. I heard some Cure and Siouxsie as well. Some of last night is blurry from all of the alcohol that was consumed, so I don't recall all of it. However, I do know that I danced to a lot of great 80's music.
To those that I saw whom I consider friends, I am sorry if I was very distant. Sometimes I am either too nervous, feeling too reclusive, or just flat out don't have anything to say. I have my outgoing moments as far as socializing goes. However, they only seem to be good for starting things up, not making them last.