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Sunday, 27 May 2012

Sob!


17 B.C.E.

Really tough weekend.

Took advantage of my parents being away visiting friends to start moving my gear over to their place. Consequently the flat is in a state of semi-habitation and I’ve been on a weird emotional rollercoaster. Maybe deep down it’s because Englebert did so badly at Eurovision yesterday, but it’s probably more to do with the happiness I found in this flat. I came here from a place I stagnated in for nine years, partly driven out by the ever-multiplying angry potheads below me. You don’t normally leave a lodging when you still enjoy living there, or at least I don’t. Possibly it’s my brain screaming at me that it’s never a good idea to go back to live with your parents (except for those three nights at Christmas that pass in the blink of a festive eye), but on another level I know I’m doing the right thing. This trip is going to be the most amazing experience I’ve ever had…it’s just the whole getting around to making it start that’s a bugger!

Focus, Jimbo, work will keep you sane! Now go and make your sarnies for tomorrow (and don’t trip over the boxes again). 

Tuesday, 3 April 2012

The needle lies


71 B.C.E.

Here’s a link to a song by The queens of the stone age called “Feel good hit of the summer”…


The lyrics go along the lines of:

“Nicotine, valium, vicodin, marijuana, ectsasy and alcohol…”

[repeat several times]

Then:

“…C-C-C-C-C-COCAINE!!!!”

However, today I had the following:

“Hepatitis A, hepatitis B, typhoid, tetanus, diphtheria, polio…”

[two in the left arm, one in the right]

Then:

“…I-I-I-I-I-IMMUNE!!!!!”

Got jabbed today. Two more follow up appointments to come. Still not sure if I need to buy me some Japanese encephalitis immunity as well.

Left arm aches a little, apart from that I’m fine. I do most things with my right arm anyway.