I think I’m a hypochondriac. Whenever I get a new medication I’ll look up the side effects and then worry myself to death that I’m going to have a bad reaction to it. Bottom line is, I should have any resources taken away from me whenever I’ve got a prescription. Currently, I’m afraid to do anything because of the Metronidazole that I’ve been prescribed for the next week. Two pills a day for seven days. At this moment I’m worrying about: drinking anything with caffeine in it, itching [it’s a negative side effect. Worrying is causing me to itch..], Smoking while on it, etc. I think the moral to this story is, I need to be off this now. I hate thinking I’m dying.
Doctor’s appointment went swell. Fucked up at work though. Shift change is going to be hell.
Oh tomorrow, why are you getting here so fast? It would be great if I could just get this done over the phone..
I miss the day I had all that hair. In an attempt to feel somewhat hair endowed like before, I’m dying it back to it’s original color currently. If anyone with long, brown, curly hair wants to donate theirs to me, I’d gladly accept in a heartbeat.
So, he should be home by the third of January. That’s great news. The bad news? He might have to leave on my birthday. Seriously, what the fuck? U.S. Government, why do you hate me?
With my internet breaking for four months I haven’t had the chance to get on here at all. Apologies for the neglection. Hopefully more updates will follow this one. As for now, I’m checking a few websites and then I’m off to bed. Math test in the morning. Busy. Busy. Busy.
Purchased the new J.A. Konrath book, Cherry Bomb. I can’t wait to start reading it but I’m not going to be able to until I finish My Sister’s Keeper. I need to get back into the swing of reading every night before bed. It’s such a calming sensation, just lying down with a good book before dozing off.
All Time Low CD equals a fantastic work of art. It’s all I’ve been allowing to hit my eardrums for the past few days.
Warped Tour, I’m waiting for the day that we meet again.