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November 30th, 2004 — 9:55am

I know it’s not even December yet, but I’m feeling very very very end-of-year introspecty already, so right about now, if you pash me, I will give you $5. For real.Ha ha, I am so cheap – and also somewhat about to explode. Oh, but ladies, there’s no point in pashing me, cos there’s no boys that i fancy right now who you can end up with. Oooh meow! Tanker of milk for Table Hubris.

I shouldn’t be this way. Last year started with giving someone a handjob while two other people were (hopefully) asleep in the same room, continued with a kiss in a hotel elevator and being sprung by the boy’s mother, then moved past giving a married man a blowjob in the men’s room at Submission, then the following week sleeping with two boys five days apart, a snogfest with another guy who had a girlfriend which resulted in me going home to hit up my flatmate for some loving (and, for the first time in five years saying “actually no, I can’t do this”), and a couple of other assorted dalliances in between. This year has had the sum total of one pash and a bit of a grope. I know one of the reasons I moved back to Wellington was to calm-the-fuck-down, but this is ridiculous.

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Sometimes life is so sweet

November 26th, 2004 — 9:46am

It’s strange, I’m not feeling angsty at all today. What’s that all about eh? Work is sweet, our Xmas party (well, one of many) is tomorrow, and I booked around 7K worth of stuff today, wahoo.

But I do (of course) have a huge big burning dilemna – what the hell am I going to wear to the Pulp Xmas Party on December 16th? Yes that’s right, tickets are all booked.

In fact, let me share with you my travel plans, just so that you can have fun stalking:

  • I will be on leave from the 2nd of December until the 8th of December.
  • I will be driving to Auckland on the 2nd of December. I will be staying with Kateb that night.
  • On the 3rd of December at 10.30am, I will be happily in the chair of my favourite hairdresser in the whole wide world.
  • On the 3rd of December, I will be going out to dinner with a group of friends at Mekong. If you would like to attend, I would like you to attend. Let me know before Wednesday – or alternatively, let KateH know and suprise me, cos she’s the one making the booking. Drinking and a slumber party of a Dawson’s nature will be taking place afterwards, I imagine.
  • On the 4th of December, I will be driving to Hamilton in the afternoon and checking into the motel I have booked. If you are going to Hamilton from Auckland to the same wedding party I’m going to, or even if you’re not and you’d like to come on a roadtrip, let me know.
  • On the 5th of December I will be having brunch with Brenda and family. Then I will be driving back up to Auckland at some stage.I would also love to catch up with Amy&Andee if they’re reading this and not replying to texts. Oi youse two, okay? Sweet.
  • On the 7th of December, I will be having dinner type things with O+s5
  • On the 8th of December, I will be driving back to Wellington.
  • On the 16th of December, I fly into Auckland at 10.30am and leave the next day at 12.30pm.
    Please feel free to fill in the gaps – offers can be made via email or comments.

    In other news, ummm… There’s not really a whole lot going on, except for the never-ending Xmas parties, which is great. Last night Karen and I had dinner at Arashi yet again, and then went to the premiere of Shaun of the Dead at the Paramount. I won a prize (The Darkness) for doing my best Zombie impersonation. There was free wine & people being made up like Zombies, including Shirley’s identical twin, who lives down here but I’d forgotten that and thought it was Shirley and oh the confusion. The movie was fantastic too, I may yet write a review.

    Finally in Hubris news, hopefully everything’s running smoothly (except that I still can’t change entries when I fuck up and put them in the wrong place – see ‘The Princess & The P’ in ‘Writing’ instead of ‘Living’ as an example). When I get home I intend to add in a links page, and also a box for your profiles in which to put your homepage if you have one. Also I’ve decided to have a ‘Comment of the Week’ contest that will run from Wednesday til the next Wednesday every week, and whoever makes the most amusing or insightful or flattering comment in that time period will win a prize. It’s my (very blatant) way of trying to encourage you all to play with me a little more…

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    The Princess and the P

    November 25th, 2004 — 9:50am

    The number 22 was late. Half an hour late, in fact. I was supposed to be in my office by half past seven. I got there at eight – having dropped my bottle of vodka on the ground cos the bag broke right when the bus came and I had to cradle it in my arms (mmmmm my little Russian baby) past the disapproving other passengers. I should maybe at this juncture point out that it was at night, rather than the morning, and it was in fact, a Saturday. In fact, if for some reason you were thinking that I would be capable of waiting at a bus stop at 7.30am, then you’re obviously new to Hubris, so let me welcome you with open arms.

    There was a building party being held at the bar here at work. When I say building, I don’t mean with hammers and nails and stuff, I mean a party for everyone who works in this particularly ugly piece’o architecture, from the cafe staff, to the bookshop people, to the soon-to-be-unemployed-cos-it’s-shutting-down-which-is-a-motherfucking-huge-tragedy-cos-they-are-the-best-people-I’ve-ever-met chemist staff, to us magazine staff (although I was the only one in attendence) and blah blah blah. It was a ‘P’ Party. I arrived at my office in civvies and changed myself into a princess (of course). Yay for drinking in my office when it wasn’t breakfast! (That’s a joke). Jess came on down for a drink, although she said she wasn’t going to go to the party, and then my already-drunk-and-I’d-got-drunk-with-them-the-night-before workmates-from-downstairs showed up, and some hilarity was had. Brad came along too, in his pajama bottoms, and we managed to whip up Jess an absolutely stunning post box costume (small box pulled up to her boobies with a slit (hehe slit) cut in it and “NZ POST” and Logo drawn on it, plus courier bag pulled over her head) so that she could come to the party too.

    Shortly after we’d made our way downstairs, still carrying drinks and began to Party. I’d been there all of five minutes when I spotted a prince, and so when we recognised each other, he hugged me, and I told him that I was really stoked that I got to meet him in a casual environment before our parents introduced us, and now that i’d met him, I didn’t mind the fact that I Was going to be spending the rest of my life with him, and I was really looking forward to producing his heirs. He managed to look both disturbed and blank at the same time and made his excuses and left. Some people have no sense of humour.

    The rest of the party was fun! Drinks were cheap and I discovered that the Baileys RTDs are really yummy and ridiculously easy to drink. What was even better was that because Brad had bare feet he didn’t want to use the men’s room, so he kept going back up to my office to use the loo up there, and therefore kept bringing me down drinks. Excellent. I oggled a boy who I’ve oggled from afar for a while but then 1) Jess told me what his name is, and I realised that He Doesn’t Live In The Real World and 2) I noted that he was drinking coke and therefore our lifestyles are incompatible (soft drinks? soft cock!). There was much cheesy dancing done too, and everyone loved my dress, of course. Hooray for parties. Boo for smartass taxidrivers. Hmmm, I wonder if there is any vodka left…

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    Be a Girl

    November 24th, 2004 — 9:51am

    Last night I got girlied to death. It was fun!

    Karen, Anji and I went and had cocktails at Rouge and discussed Xmas. I think we will probably have the festivities at my house, rather than at the’ole homestead, just for a change. Hopefully that will make people stress less. People stressing out about Xmas isn’t cool. I mean, dude, presents and food, what could be so wrong or difficult about that? Sheesh.

    Then I went up to Cafe Istanbul to meet up with Jessie and her friends for dinner. We were supposed to meet at 7pm, because we had movie tickets to an 8.50pm showing. Most people got there late, which was kind of annoying cos it meant that we ended up having to eat our mains in ten minutes and then run across town – not something that’s that good to do on a stomach full of mixed grill and a bottle of wine. But everyone was lovely and it was fun anyway.

    Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason was very amusing too, although I was surrounded by 14 girls who are all mad for Mr Darcy and I’m very much more of a Hugh Grant fan. I mean, I don’t like him playing foppish idiots, but when he gets bad, it’s oh so good. Especially now he has good hair as well! I don’t understand how Renee Zellweger would be willing to give up her boobs either when she re-stickifies herself. Oh well, her loss.

    In a couple of hours, I am going to an Xmas party. However, I just saw people-that-I-am-very-not-fond-of from my previous place of work loitering around, which means they will be going too, and so I’m wondering if it would appear unprofessional if I got drunk and punched them. Probably right? I guess I might just do my best to Nice them to death if I have to talk to them. Then I’m going to a 21st. Tomorrow I have that P party. I am so popular and cool. Sorry Liver.

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    Good Housekeeping

    November 24th, 2004 — 9:43am

    You could be forgiven if you think that all I ever do is eat, drink and post old things I wrote for Pulp. I do actually do other things though, really. I update my Xmas Wishlist, for starters. I’m not just all about the receiving though – hopefully five people around the country have already found packages in their letterboxes to say thank you for being the first five people to get themselves hubris-logins and give me their postal addresses.

    Aside from that, well, I don’t really do much. I’ve been ridiculously teary lately, crying at coverage of the Unknown Warrior parade, crying at It’s a Wonderful Life, crying at Lost in Translation, crying at Gilmore Girls, even crying during five minutes viewing of ‘Extreme House Makeover’. Last night I blubbed cos I got mad at Sebastian and threw him out of the house cos he kept biting my toes and attacking me while I was trying to cook cow au vin (that sounds classier than ‘beef stew’ right?). I am Teh Blubberpuss right now. It’s fucking annoying cos I can’t sleep either. I’m totally due for a bleed and it’s just not arriving and I need it to give my fucking hormones a break. Bleh.

    Hey, you all like dressing up in costumes that start with the letter ‘P’ and dancing to cheesy music, right? Well come to my building’s Xmas party with me on Saturday. It’ll be fun, I semi-promise! I have no one to go with, but I gots to go or the girl who makes my coffee everyday who is organising it will kick my ass. I figure we’ll come ot my office and have some drinks and get changed here and then head along and laugh ourselves silly. You know this sounds like a bit of you. Do it. Do it. Thanks.

    Did I tell you about the quiz night I went to with my dad last week? I’m sure I didn’t. Oh how his workmate disliked me! It was terribly amusing. They asked us which country had the lowest smoking rates but the highest suicide rates and I declared immediately that it was Finland, but Daddy’s workmate was sure it was Sweden. I’d read articles about both countries recently and knew he was wrong, and in an attempt to further back up my point I said “dude,” (yes, I probably actually said ‘Dude’) “my ex went to record his depressing album there cos it’s so depressing”. Of course, said “ex” isn’t actually an ex as such, rather just someone that I slept with a couple of times whom I very much wish I could have got to know better but with the very small amount I know about him fancy him enough to wish that maybe he was my ex if you know what I mean, but I figured it was much quicker to just say ‘ex’. However, Mr. Grumpypants wasn’t having a bar of it, so I decided to let him have his answer as Sweden so I could just be smug when I was proved right and he wasn’t. I went on to further play up being the rebellious young person whilst sinking two jugs of beer to everyone else’s one single drink and so forth – if we’d won and been asked to select a charity to give some of the prize money to, I would have pushed for the pro Civil Unions group. My father was very amused, as was his female collegue, but the elder gentleman just looked put out. I don’t think I’ll be going again, cos their quiz is real hard.

    In other news, I’m all confuzzled about when I’m going to Auckland now because I was supposed to go up from the 1st-4th of December and then again on the 16th for the Pulp Magazine Xmas party, but I just received word that the single hottest person on the face of the planet who is also a good friend of mine who I haven’t seen in a long time will be in Auck in the period in the middle, so I’m all errrg. I will still need (and WANT, may I stress) to be in Hamilton on the 4th of December, so I don’t know if maybe I should drive up to Hammy on the 3rd and then stay that week in Auck, but I think Anji was thinking of asking Mummy&Daddy if she could borrow the car for a couple of days then, so hmmmm. Plus there’s the whole matter of leaving my son behind, even though K&J did say that they could look after him, no worries. Perhaps I should stick to my original plan, but fly up on the 13th and stay til the 17th as well? I mean, I have plenty of leave. But that doesn’t give me a very large O window. Oh I am confused.

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    Ten Reasons Why The Gilmore Girls is My Current Favourite Show

    November 23rd, 2004 — 9:28am
  • 1. The fact that TV2 is showing reruns of episodes I never saw first time round every day at 1pm.
  • 2. Dialogue that is like a cross between Buffy The Vampire Slayer and The West Wing – really really fast paced and really really witty and peppered with pop culture references – see below.
  • 3. Sly injokes, like when Lorelai tries to explain how she just made a Dirty Dancing reference to her mother – the actress of whom also happened to play the mother in Dirty Dancing. That’s as cool as Pacey saying that The Mighty Ducks 2 was the best movie ever.
  • 4. When Rory kissed Dean for the first time when they got back together, PJ Harvey’s ‘One Line’ (“Do you remember the first kiss…stars shooting across the sky”) started up.
  • 5. Lorelei and Rory have an unbelieveable mother/daughter relationship, in that they’re best friends but it’s like, totally believeable.
  • 6. Lorelei’s dad plays Metallica in his car!
  • 7. According to Salon.com, the Gilmore Girls exist in a world where Al Gore is president. That’s pretty fucking cool. However whilst reading recaps, I discovered Lorelei making fun of Dubya to Christopher’s Republican parents, saying his features are far too small for his face. Tehehe.
  • 8. Seth from The OC will soon be on the show for a while. Later, he gets replaced by motherfucking SEBASTIAN BACH in the band. Dude, how fucking cool is that? So fucking cool.
  • 9. Lauren Graham, who plays Lorelei is like the total epitome of a MILF.
  • 10. Grant Lee Phillips plays the town troubadour. Now, Grant Lee Phillips is cool enough in himself, but the fact that the town actually HAS an official troubadour? And that he had to stand up in a town meeting and fight for his position? Fucking rock’n roll.
  • 11. Lorelei and her mother drink martinis all the time. This makes them the modern day equivilent of The Thin Man and his wife and everyone knows how cool they are.
  • 12. When Rory and Dean break up (and she gets all sentimental about a box of corn starch), the whole town gangs up on Dean. I wish I lived in Stars Hollow.
  • 13. When Lorelei is planning her wedding, she says she wants a dress just like Stephanie Seymour in that Guns’n Roses video.
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    Midweek Stopover & What’s Coming Up.

    November 16th, 2004 — 7:29pm

    Okay, so I’m going to try to write an update that isn’t purely about how drunk I got on the Friday night.

    So like, this stuff happened and it was cool.

    Oh no wait, it wasn’t! Ha HA, the joke’s on me. I got sick again on Monday night like I was on Saturday, so I took Tuesday and Wednesday morning off work. I did however go out for dinner with my daddy on the Tuesday night, cos I was sick and sad and felt in desperate need of some decent food, and I was too sick feeling to go out and buy vegetables. Then last night I went to Catch with Anji and Karen. Conveyor belt sushi is mesmerising, even if you’re not eating it.

    At work we’ve changed servers and it’s all fucked up and there was a couple of days where my email address was joanne.mcleod before I realised and complained. That makes me mad. I should be working right now but I can’t print or send attachments and since I haven’t got back all my old emails yet i haven’t got my contacts and it’s all fucked up and grr. Stupid computers.

    In good happy computer news, you will have noticed that you’ve now got the ability to log in to Hubris and post comments, so I would like to strongly suggest that you do this. The login screen will ask you for your postal address – now you don’t have to give me this, if you’re like, averse to people hanging out in bushes in front of your house and stuff, but I would heartily recommend that you give it some thought, especially if you can be reached by postal box. I am rather generous with the mailing out of goodness. When I get to somewhere ftp-able, I will be taking off the “first five people to sign up” line though, cos that’s long gone (you love me, you really love me, etc).

    Tonight I am going to a quiz night with my daddy and his workmates. Joy! It might be fun, you never know. I don’t think I have any definate plans for the weekend, so please feel free to invite me to do something. I do, however, have exciting travel plans coming up – on December 1st I will be driving up to Auckland for three nights, and then on Saturday 4th I will be driving to Hamiltron and staying two nights then driving back to Welly on the 6th. If you’d like to accompany me for any of these legs of the journey, or see me in those cities, please feel free to drop a comment and let me know. THEN! I’m probably going to come back up to Auckland on the 16th of December for the Pulp Xmas party which I am tremendously full of “whatever am I going to wear?”ness of. Haha the English language is so my bitch and I will twist and molest it however I choose to. My boss told me off for saying “less wallplanners” today. When I realised what I had done I felt very very ashamed.

    Television events that I am excited about: Australian Idol tonight and tomorrow – if Casey gets voted off, which she probably will, I will cry. If Anthony gets voted off, I will scream in joy and be extra nice to everyone. Also I am excited every day about coming home to a glass of Vanilla Absolut & sodawithatwist and watching my taped Gilmore Girls episode.

    Here’s my parting thought for the day: wouldn’t it be cool if we had all had an extra mouth? I mean, you know, we have sexual organs that we can wank ourselves, but what if you don’t want to go all the way and you’re alone? What if you just want a nice kiss? Wouldn’t it be excellent if you could kiss yourself? I’d never leave the house.

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    Public Service Warning

    November 13th, 2004 — 5:29am

    You know how I stopped doing drugs after the walls melted one day and I couldn’t figure out who in the Brady Bunch was real? Yeah.

    Well that was two years ago, and I went a year and a half or more without any drugs – and not smoking pot at Volcanic was actually a fucking huge achievement. Then after seeing my mother (MY MOTHER!) enjoying a spliff at her 54th birthday, I figured I could give it a go, very rarely, and it would be okay. And it was. Until last night. This is what I wrote at the time:

    So I had a smoke because my flatmate offered me one, and because I was just planning to lie around watching Terminator Two anyways, and because well, fuck it, I just wanted to have a smoke. I don’t have to justify myself to you. Oooh the paranoia is kicking in now. Heh. That’s a joke right there – well like, a joke to me about you making jokes about me, and also about me making jokes about myself and totally working myself up into a frenzy.

    Did i mention that I’m writing this from the inside of a freakout? Oh yeah, the pot brought on another one of those panic attack type things. My heart rate is double what it should be, adn I’m trying to breathe deeply and calmly and all those sorts of things in order to tame it down, but it ain’t working. My back has tingles up and down it.

    Well, until I had to find a new webpage to read, it had settled down. I mean, this isn’t like the other time, but if it becomes so, well least I know that it’ll pass. My worry right now is that my computer battery will go flat and I won’t be able to go upstairs and get the plug and come back down for it.

    Now I feel I am more aware of all of the parts of my body, so all the pains (wrists, knees, heels) are enhanced but dulled at the same time. My glass of water is blinking along with the little battery light on my keyboard. I think I’m really cold but my face is really warm and also feels incredibly greasy, like I’ve cooked and eaten a steak, but I had pea soup for dinner, so that’s just wack, cos it wasn’t greasy. I suppose having the heater on makes my face hot. Duh. That’s not quite as dumb as it sounds, because the heater is off now and i’m not in that room anymore. Okay, that’s exactly as dumb as it sounds. Fuck my wrists hurt.

    Anyways, the reason that I realised I was freaking out was because I was seeing another scene of Todd and Jannelle laid over the top of the one that was on the TV and I was trying to recall if it was something that we got to see in T3, but of course it wasn’t, because it didn’t exist.

    OH MY GOD! I have just experienced sonmething that has made me love this tripping in my head – the Jean Claude animated gif coupled with “I’m on Fire” – the HLAH version because of course my brain made them get nsync, and damn it was great. Oh yeah. You should replicate my experience. Replicate? Duplicate? Whatever. I think after another hour (and probably many more Budget Whateveritisthattheyarecallingtheirtimtams) or so I should be fine to catch up on Gilmore Girl fix. I have THREE (3) episodes awaiting me.

    Last night I got to say my favourite line ever (“I’m on the list”) and take Brad to see Eskimo Joe. I don’t know them at all other than the single ‘To The Sea’, which I love, but you know how it is. They were good. I tried to try all of the tap beers at Bodega. There are an awful lot of beers on tap at Bodega. Brad complained about how everyone thinks he’s gay (for the record I don’t think he is) and so we decided to use reverse psychology and out him. I think he felt worser after getting the text message “so my mother was right all along” or some such thing in reply.

    I’m listening to OK Computer but I’m not picking up on any undermessages. Undermessages? Hidden perhaps. Dick.

    Oooh, an hour of playing Hexic has made me feel much much better. Hurrah!

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    Big Bang Theories

    November 8th, 2004 — 5:26am

    Friday was the Day of Bangs. It was also kinda rainy. New World hadn’t had any sparklers in stock all week. That made me sad. Not so sad as to be prevented from making my own roast garlic hummus, however, so at least I had something to feed Brad when he came a’calling after his school finished. We watched Shorters and I faffed my way through half of the Aussie Idol results, yelling at Anthony and Hayley for being so plastic and Marcia for being such a crackwhore. I got quite worked up, and my grumbling continued for quite a while.

    Eventually I’d faffed my way into some going out clothes with the twins out and we headed out the door down to the supermarket, but Sebby was following me and following me and I really didn’t want him to get onto the main road of Newtown, and I knew he was acting strangely cos of the fireworks, so I took him back to the house and met Brad at the bus-stop later. It took fucking ages for the bus to Kelburn to show up, but while we were waiting we got to watch the big explosions over the harbour (yes, despite the fact that Newtown is flat on the ground). So that was vaguely entertaining, but neither of us are that fussed about the boom boom boom. I am so over the number 22 bus, and I’m worried that I will have to catch it every day when they stop the 18 (campus connector) over the summer. The 22/23 goes to Courtenay Place and then down Willis, Lambton Quay and then up the Terrace before it gets to Kelburn and it takes forever. I probably could walk faster, except ha ha, yeah right. The bus on Friday night was steamy with the rain and the many people on it from watching the bang bangs. I asked Brad if it was okay if Jess’s party was teh suck that we could go and fire bottlerockets (which of course are banned and I don’t have any of) at my office windows cos with all the magazines and boxes piled up in the main bit, this place would burn real pretty and easy. He said that was fine.

    But Jess’s party wasn’t at all teh suck, far from it. Initially I felt kind of old, cos it was a uni party after all, but I just drank some more and that went away. PLUS! When we were first standing in the kitchen part of our tour, in there walked a PANDA BEAR. You know a party’s going to be a good party when there’s people in animal costumes. I decided then and there that I would be hugging that panda before I left. In fact, Brad and I discussed slipping it a rophy, but since I didn’t have my date-rape hat on (but I always could accessorize…) we were unable to do that. Instead we talked to Jess’s lovely flatmate and also a bunch of other people. Some people didn’t have very much of a sense of humour but that’s okay because I managed to sho them away eventually I think. At one stage I was sitting on a couch in the window when I turned around and for some reason locked eyes with a cute boy outside the window, and then we proceeded to have a long conversation, although I couldn’t hear a word he was saying. Things I may have said include: “I can’t hear you” “what?” “You’re very very cute”, “the world is trying to keep us apart” and possibly “I think we’re soulmates”. I was definately giggling and blushing like a smitten kitten schoolgirl. I realised he was drinking Hollandia, and since that was Brad’s beer’o the night, I realised I had a way to prove our soulmatedness to him, so I rushed off to the kitchen to get one of Brad’s beers, but they were all gone, and when I got back to the window so was the boy. His friend told me later that the boy’s name was Fritz (dumb!) and that he could hear everything i said (duh, silly me not thinking about sound-type-physics of being inside with the stereo vs outside without it). Brad then came to the conclusion that it was Fritz who stole his beer. My heart was broken, until I was given a vanilla vodka and cranberry (tastes like boysenberry icecream!) and a girl who will remain nameless showed me her nipples, after Fritz’s annoying friend showed us his. I covered Brad’s eyes and showed the nameless girl mine. The panda looked on in shock. Then there was some dancing and some laughing and much funness and a tiny grope (not of the panda, although I did get my hug – possibly several) and then Brad wanted to go home so I figured I’d save money on cabfare and go too.

    The next day, which, strangely enough was a Saturday, I woke up and thought I’d go for brunch and funshopping before going to Katy’s for her goodbye BBQ. I made a big mistake and went to Bar Edward for brunch, because I thought “hey, what could be wrong with $5 waffles?” Well, once I finally got to order them from the bar people who were arguing with each other rather bitterly, and asked for a latte and water and had to wait for another person to come out and figure out the really hard maths of 5 + 3 = 8, and then discover that my choice of reading material was AA Directions or the free local paper, and then get served cold soggy waffles with a splot of yoghurt and golden syrup on them and two slices of kiwifruit, and no sign of my latte or water until I asked twenty minutes later and then the latte was overheated and just yuck, well, nothing really.

    Around 4pm I managed to drag my ass into town and up the horrible hill to Katy’s for the last time. Everyone was sitting in the back, so on nasty yucky concrete with weeds and thistles everywhere cos that’s where the bbq was. I felt really uncomfortable physically, and slightly socially awkward, although there were a couple of people there who I thought I was quite close to a couple of years ago (but then I stopped taking e). The boy who I used to have a huge huge jones for was there, and I noticed that he laughs like Iva’s ex, and that’s so not hot. But still, it was fun and I had a piece of the best steak ever. Maybe it was so good cos I ate it with my hands and put blue cheese on it. Who knows? I went home around 8ish, to take a nap and get changed with the intention of going to a party with Katy and then to the closing down of Studio 9, complete with LIGHT UP DANCE FLOOR, but then I got very sick and crapped til I bled. Yum! Who needs anal sex when you can just have the hot beef injection instead? Not me! So yeah, I stayed home instead, and chuckled at all the parts of Hot Shots Part Deux that seem to have become so much more relevant lately. And on that topic – man, we had motherfucking EMINEM on our side – how the hell did we lose?

    Yesterday being Sunday, I did laundry and went to town to buy some new shoes but #1 Shoe Warehouse isn’t in Cuba Mall anymore so I didn’t. I did have a fuckoff big breakfast at the Krazy Lounge though – garlic mushrooms on french bread, hashbrowns and bacon – with Karen, and I bought some more body butter from the Bodyshop, this time in coconut cos I’ve just finished my papaya. Yeah interesting, rock on. Then I locked myself in my room cos i was overtaken with an attack of the GRRRR I HATE YOUs towards my flatmates for no reason at all except that I wanted to watch X-2 on Sky and they didn’t. I don’t actually hate my flatmates, I’m just in serious need of a bleed cos I’m feeling kind of dead and hating of everything. I am in love with Pretty Girls Make Graves right now. My new playlist is called “Are you sure you’re still alive?” – it’s loud and fast and very very rocky and contains the line that I am trying to use effectively today: “AND NOTHING ELSE MATTERS WHEN THEY TURN IT UP LOUD”

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