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provoked

I know I’m really shaking the flu thing because I awoke at 4am totally energised. The first thing I did was Lysol all of my computers and gadgets. Peter was sleeping, but holding the Lysol can, I eyed him - finally deciding that spraying him down might wake him up.

 

At 4:30am I texted Charles, “Let’s run” and he was grinning outside my door at 5:30am (our regular time).

 

Why did they remake the Wuthering Heights movie? We had to read WH in 10th grade - it’s like 350 pages of unhinged gossip and Heathcliff, the dark, Byronic, anti-hero is a paranoid narcissist that any modern girl would dump the first time he mouthed off.

 

None of my Grammy picks, though nominated, won anything. I guess I’m old and out of touch.

 

HP - I’m getting used to the new HP but one thing drives me crazy. If I’m making a long comment, and I tab away for a moment (for an incoming Insta post or something) the HP comment I’ve been slaving over is lost!!!!! ARGH!!. Luckily, I’ve learned not to throw my laptops when provoked.

 

sad, fat, cat hat - I suppose I had to rhyme something.

 

see ya.

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Songs for this:

The world I used to know by Rod McKuen

Better Everyday by sadHAPPY

Kissing Strangers by DNCE

Dive In (feat. Notelle) by Westend

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anaisvionet
22 / F / France
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Feb 3
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