Tonight was another reminder
of why it’s helpful to spy on your visitors. According to Google Analytics,
someone linked to my blog from Instagram. My first thought was how the hell
they managed to pull that off if I don’t have an Instagram account? But sure
enough, I found that I did. Probably had to join for some contest or in hopes
of finding a way to store photos there.
Slept shitty like I do most
of the time I sleep during the day. I’ve been burning and itching down there
more than usual, too. When I got up to deal with that and because I had to pee,
I took a Zyrtec. I don’t think Tom’s strong cooking smells woke me up but just
in case, I’m going to maybe tape a cotton ball to my nose since I don’t want to
shove anything up it as the week before an appointment is critical. Yet Tom
still needs to eat. After that, it doesn’t matter if I’m woken up by him
cooking because I’m woken up enough of the time as it is be it just because,
because of dreams, to pee, traffic, whatever. This is why I don’t have a
full-time workout program I follow. Too tired too much of the time. I still
believe I’ll adapt someday but right before an appointment isn’t the time to
worry about that.
Tom decided we shouldn’t
bother drywalling the hallway because of the extra work and money it would
take. We’re just going to paint it white.
Forgot to mention that the
fucking eye insurance people said we can’t go to the doctor until it’s been a
year. So no new glasses until after October 16th because according to my
journal, that’s the last time we were there. What do people do in the event of
an emergency?
My cyber-friend Christine got
married a few days ago.
Began the revenge story I’ve
wanted to do involving the kidnapping and torture of the freeloaders for quite
a while now but just couldn’t come up with the best of ideas until watching The
OA gave me a brilliant idea in an abandoned mine. The “cells” in which
they’re held hostage consist of a round plexiglass circle that is about 25’ in
diameter which is sliced into sixes like when cutting a pie. It’s kind of like
the bullet-proof material jail cells are made of.
There is a trough with
natural running water that winds its way through the cells and that’s where
they drink, piss and clean up. There’s also a feeder that feeds them these
nutritious “pellets,” to keep them alive for as long as I want and that also
allows my helpers and I not to have any direct contact with them unless we wish
to.
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