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June 1, 2003 (3:09am) I'm sooooo drunk.
June 2, 2003 (4:10am) I've decided: I'll never get inebriated again. Okay. Well, that's a lie. But a nice thought.
June 3, 2003 (3:33am): I guess I should mention Wha Jasia 4, which was on Saturday. June 3, 2003 (4:35pm): Why is it so cold today? I woke up and it's about 60F. It's JUNE THIRD already! Where's the sunshine? All I got is rain today. *Sigh*
June 5, 2003 (3:08am): My favorite word at the moment is mighty. But in the case that it denotes an extent. As in mighty cold or mighty fine. Why don't people use this word more often?
June 5, 2003 (3:26pm): There's a conspiracy against me. Perpetrated by the pharmaceutical companies. They want me outta the picture |
June 6, 2003 (5:35pm): Okay, so I broke down and got some cold medicine. It's...made...me...slee...py... I was hoping the tiredness came from emotional exhaustion or just plain worn-outness, but no. It's artificial. Pfft. I should be doped up on any number of anti-crazy medications, but what's that old saying? "My soul is bleeding but I must honor the wound?" Something like that. Who wants to kill their mind with medications? Depression, anxiety, any number of disorders can really mess you up, but... I dunno. I think I'd rather take the punches. June 9, 2003 (8:08pm): I've been writing things elsewhere. Things that should go in here. Egad. What have I done?
June 10, 2003 (11:44pm): I bought my Eels tickets today. One for Detroit and one for DC. Yay!
June 14, 2003 (3:24am): I feel kinda guilty about posting stuff elsewhere and not here, so I'm gonna add an "appendix" of sorts, collecting all the stuff from there. Well, the stuff that's not nonsense or just pictures of robots I've drawn.
June 21, 2003 (4:08am): Hmm. I think I'll stop using this site to update the ol' Schlomo Daily Monitor. It's a huge pain in the neck to go through all the logging in and page loading just to write a few lines of throw-away nonsense. I can do that elsewhere, with this nifty program that loads a journal thingie right away. Little work on my part, which is always good. |
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