computer, I want to throw you across the room
My house is the very epitome of emptiness. In the past four days Kaileen has come down with Isaac, Ken has moved out, and soon after Jesse moved out, taking Squirrel with him. Now Kaileen and Isaacycle have driven off and I am left in the vast expanse of my home, stuck with my parents (and my animals, but they leave something to be desired with their conversation skills).
Davey help me. Siblings, come back! (I know I should have gone up with Kaileen like she wanted me to. Who cares if I don’t have the money for the bus home?)
I’m overcome with this urge to move. I want a smaller house with a smaller mortgage and a new room to decorate. I’m so bloody tired of my house! And I’m so tired of not having any money.
Did I mention how much already I miss my cat Squirrel? Every time I enter my room I look about expecting to find her sleeping on my bed, but alas, it is always empty. I miss her flinging herself at me! I miss her drinking from the tap! I even miss her hair up my nose! I want my Squirrely-Whirly-Girly. Woe.
Davey help me. Siblings, come back! (I know I should have gone up with Kaileen like she wanted me to. Who cares if I don’t have the money for the bus home?)
I’m overcome with this urge to move. I want a smaller house with a smaller mortgage and a new room to decorate. I’m so bloody tired of my house! And I’m so tired of not having any money.
Did I mention how much already I miss my cat Squirrel? Every time I enter my room I look about expecting to find her sleeping on my bed, but alas, it is always empty. I miss her flinging herself at me! I miss her drinking from the tap! I even miss her hair up my nose! I want my Squirrely-Whirly-Girly. Woe.