Whatever it is, I might give it a go. I would like the dreams to bugger off. Although there's a certain trade-off in that sometimes they're beautiful or exciting or, in retrospect, amusing (beating up kidnappers with heavy books and dropkicking a teeny tiny Rush Limbaugh out of windows). But I'd accept some entirely unmemorable ones for a while. Though the nasty ones do seem to be be fading in intensity, in that now they're usually more about not having enough time or boxes to do some very urgent packing and less about everyone committing suicide or stabbing themselves in the eyes. But they still stubbornly recur and I wake up a lot but never quite enough for getting up and doing useful things to seem worthwhile.
I'm doing pretty well, all in all! I have an awful lot to do, although now somewhat less given how a stupid person fucked me over rather stunningly this week but OH WELL. (Would take a while to explain. Person was a fuckwit and I bought tiny hats in Camden to cheer myself up. This was successful). Other than that, things seem to be on the up albeit in a meandering, non-linear, occasionally frustrating sort of way. If nothing else, British Gas and Hastings Council suddenly discovered, unprompted, that they owed me nearly £1000 between them in overpayments AND BLITHELY GAVE IT BACK TO ME leaving me all O___0 THIS EXPLAINS A LOT ABOUT WHY I FELT SO SKINT LAST YEAR. Oh and I have an unprecedentedly brilliant new haircut. So you know, mostly yay!, with deductions for stupid dreams and people.
How is/was the jewellery course? Did you make any of the designs you were talking about here?
*points at icon*wraithwitchMarch 15 2012, 13:05:59 UTC
CheeseApple is a seven foot tall skeleton man made of shadows with huge scissor-sheers instead of hands, burning phosphor eyes, a shock of white hair and a mouth full of sabre-teeth of the sort that would made a deep-sea fish jealous. He is utterly psychotic and likes stabbing things. He's not overly keen on boys, but girls in trouble, girls plagued by nightmares or girls who generally need watching over, he likes. I've lent him out in the past, he seems to like stabbing nightmares that aren't him =)
Heee - tiny hats in Camden! I haven't been to camden in ages, most remiss of me. And yey for suddenly getting money, that's very cool.
Jewellery course is next month and I have been stockpiling tools and shiny stones and ideas =)
Re: *points at icon*w_a_i_dMarch 15 2012, 14:02:19 UTC
Gosh. Well, I don't know how you go about lending one of those out, but if he fancies a short holiday keeping me from having to spend part of the night hiding from baddies on the roof of my childhood home AGAIN then sure.
Looking forward to seeing the fruits of the jewellery course!
Whatever it is, I might give it a go. I would like the dreams to bugger off. Although there's a certain trade-off in that sometimes they're beautiful or exciting or, in retrospect, amusing (beating up kidnappers with heavy books and dropkicking a teeny tiny Rush Limbaugh out of windows). But I'd accept some entirely unmemorable ones for a while. Though the nasty ones do seem to be be fading in intensity, in that now they're usually more about not having enough time or boxes to do some very urgent packing and less about everyone committing suicide or stabbing themselves in the eyes. But they still stubbornly recur and I wake up a lot but never quite enough for getting up and doing useful things to seem worthwhile.
I'm doing pretty well, all in all! I have an awful lot to do, although now somewhat less given how a stupid person fucked me over rather stunningly this week but OH WELL. (Would take a while to explain. Person was a fuckwit and I bought tiny hats in Camden to cheer myself up. This was successful). Other than that, things seem to be on the up albeit in a meandering, non-linear, occasionally frustrating sort of way. If nothing else, British Gas and Hastings Council suddenly discovered, unprompted, that they owed me nearly £1000 between them in overpayments AND BLITHELY GAVE IT BACK TO ME leaving me all O___0 THIS EXPLAINS A LOT ABOUT WHY I FELT SO SKINT LAST YEAR. Oh and I have an unprecedentedly brilliant new haircut. So you know, mostly yay!, with deductions for stupid dreams and people.
How is/was the jewellery course? Did you make any of the designs you were talking about here?
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Heee - tiny hats in Camden! I haven't been to camden in ages, most remiss of me. And yey for suddenly getting money, that's very cool.
Jewellery course is next month and I have been stockpiling tools and shiny stones and ideas =)
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Looking forward to seeing the fruits of the jewellery course!
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