Got home from work yesterday and holed myself up in my bedroom because I had a ninja headache. You know. The kind where you’re fine one moment and then the next WOW! you kind of wish somebody would shoot you just to end the pain. So. After a night of acquainting myself very intimately with the white porcelain bowl in my bathroom, it’s finally starting to fade away. Still a little nagging in my neck and around my jaw, but I’m no longer tempted to take a jackhammer to my brain. Bryan was wicked sweet, though. Came and stayed with me for a couple hours. Wish I could say the same of the rest of my family, who were blasting the television, playing music, and practicing the ukelele.
Okay, the ukelele wasn’t that bad. It was just the third factor of a noisy triumvirate. Gah. Pain. For no reason, you know? I’m not on my period, and I wasn’t straining my eyes, I’m not particularly stressed. It was like the Pain Gods looked at me and said, “By George, dear fellow, this lass is due for a spot of misery. Shall we indulge?” “Oh yes, dear fellow, quite so, quite so.”
All physical discomfort aside, I have other things to write about! Ahem.
Oh goose, I feel like Umbridge. Remind me never to say “ahem” again.
Okay. So. My landlord put out a new hummingbird feeder and every time I go to the window, there is a hummingbird. Only I haven’t managed to snap a photo yet. Yay hummingbirds!
At work yesterday there was a little blonde girl who was incredibly upset about something and her mother was ignoring her. After a while her older brother went up to her and started saying something, and pretty soon, she was laughing. This is relevant, because it reminded me like Lucy and Timothy Brown in ‘Tweens. Like… really reminded me of them. The boy looked like Timmy. It was uncanny. And awesome. This was before my headache, for those of you keeping a timeline.
I just logged into my email and one of the headlines on Yahoo was “Great Atlantic Garbage Heap”. … I clicked on it thinking What is this madness about Atlantis?!?! and it was just about plastic in the Atlantic Ocean. I guess that’s a big deal too, n’all… but it’s not Atlantis. … I’mageek.
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I’m not really sure what the title of this blog entry has to do with the content. Or the image, actually. But hey! It’s penguins! And I painted that. All by myself. And gave it to Bryan’s sister for her birthday a couple years ago.
Feathers & Fangs 