Omg, babe, I just watched you pee! I feel so close to you now.
– drunk as fuck Jenn
Omg, babe, I just watched you pee! I feel so close to you now.
– drunk as fuck Jenn
was super fun! I love theme parties, and I love how most people committed and looked totally 80s. We got to hang with our best couple friends, meet lots of new cool people, and catch up with old friends/acquaintances we haven’t seen in several years. Oh and there was much dancing. I have become the chick who loves to dance. â¤ď¸
We ended up getting Taco Bell on the way home, getting high, and chatting it up while we watched DMB Live at Central Park. We stayed up so late, and I can’t even remember how we got to bed. But we had a blast and I just really, really love my life.
Everything is better with him. Everything.
I woke up this morning with a terrible pain in my leg. It starts at my hip and radiates down. Walking is a bitch. I’m guessing it’s a pinched nerve? My question is: how the fuck does one sustain such an injury while asleep? Is this what getting older is all about? Can I trade in my body for a new one? This body is clearly defective.
I can’t sleep. I also can’t stop coughing. These two things are related.
I went over my data allowance again so I bought 10 gb more. Still no word on when charter will lay their cables. I miss WiFi.
I was talking to a divorced friend the other day about how strange it is to have been married to someone who is now essentially a stranger. Her ex is remarried, moved to California, has a baby, and is much more successful now. She remarked that she is very happy for him, but that it also hurts her. Why couldn’t he be that guy with her? Divorce is hard, even when the decision is mutual, as it was in their case.
Relationships can turn toxic over time. The toxicity can keep you from growing; from being the best version of yourself. I personally feel like a completely different person four and a half years post separation.
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