Two days at home is not enough.
I dislike moving.
It's a bizarre experience to feel completely awake and alert and unable to fall back asleep at 5 a.m. (because hey, your body still really thinks it's noon).
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not as good as an ice cream cone, but better than a sharp stick in the eye. so on the scale of drug use to fairy tales, this blog is pretty healthy.
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- Mackenzie
- I never live with balance. I always wake up nervous. Light comes at me sideways; I hold my breath forever. I never live with balance, though I've always liked the notion. I feel that endless hunger for energy and motion.
1 comment:
I guess next time you move we'll have to find you one of those sloths that are lighter than air and just sort of hover around because you can stick all of your stuff inside their mouth and they hold it all in their stomach, it's okay they don't mind. Best thing is, you can tether it to your car and pull it behind you. Oh wait, those aren't real. Okay first order of business, genetically splicing DNA and playing God enough to creating aforementioned floating sloth, then step 2 is obtaining said sloth which really wouldn't be too hard, since I guess I can just grow as many as I want...I'll get on it.
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