Sunday, April 02, 2006

Random Thoughts

I am drunk and I deserve to be.

My mom had emergency surgery on Wednesday night. The result-a colostomy bag. It's temporary, but none the less, it's been one of her worst fears, as stomach problems run in the family.

I now have a need to learn the proper spelling of words like paratonitis.

I feel like a walking bundle of raw nerves.

I saw a sign outside of a pizza joint in a small town last week that boasted "We now have mini tacos" and I wondered how many additional people had come in because of the sign.

Chocolate is my best friend and worst enemy.

My sister is nothing like me, but I don't know what I'd do without her.

I may be on the verge of a mental breakdown.

I read a blog today about brownies making someone's kid's dreams come true. I need a brownie.

I think my spelling is amazing considering the amount of tequila I have imbibed this evening. (is that how you spell tequila?)

Thank goodness for Merriam-Webster.com

I am looking forward to summer. Sunshine (I imagine) will do me a world of good.

I have begun to wonder if I am bipolar. Wouldn't that be funny?

Amanda Rose is a blog I happened upon the other day. She blogged during a night when she had a terrible mood. I left a comment that things are almost always better in the morning. I wish it was morning.

I'd leave a link to her blog if I had any idea how-if you want to know, check the comments on my last post.

I'm not a negative person, I'm just in a serious funk.

My mom is in a hospital bed with a bag connected to her stomach, collecting her poo and I'm feeling sorry for myself.

I need a brownie.

I'm going to bed-I'm sure I'll feel better in the morning. Here's hoping I wake up refreshed and much more positive. Good night all.

2 comments:

ThursdayNext said...

Chocolate is never the enemy. Its ok to feel sorry for yourself. Your mom will be just fine; a family member had one and had reversal surgery in no time. Sending you mental brownies (the peanut butter frosted kind)!

Slim said...

Thank you for the mental brownies! They manifested as hazelnut brownies at work the other night. The chef got creative and it was a dessert special for the evening. I kid you not when I say that my mood altered after the ambrosia that was a brownie.