In it I discovered a dark peachfuzz on my entire torso and my arms...I looked like the Wolfman, but the fur was really really fine and soft. And it concentrated in one area of the body, over by my left lung. I told someone about it in the dream, but they said it was totally normal and it was probably because I shaved a tiny bit of fuzz around my navel the night before, which had caused all the hair follicles on my stomach to start growing fine soft dark grey hairs.
It was odd. To say the least.
EVERYONE in my family is sick right now. Or at least just the menfolk. I woke up this morning to the sound of my brother asking me to help him clean the sink, as he had just vomited all over the dirty dishes. He basically stood there while I cleaned it out and kept saying "sorry" when I'd discover a particularly impressive aggregation of puke. Why he felt compelled to eat a greasy shepherd's pie when he knows his antibiotics make one prone to nausea I'll never know. But I nearly took his head off when he asked if I thought it wise if he ate an enchilada five minutes later. So help me he is eating crackers and ginger ale until he gets better.
My dad, meanwhile, kind of OD'd on aspirin last night. He took two aspirin for a headache related to whatever flu he's got right now, and then put Ben•Gay (which has aspirin as an active ingredient) all over his chest to relieve crouping, then went to bed. My mom found him in a hot shower at 4 in the morning because he "FELT CHILLY." Like, that's all he could say. "I FEEL CHILLY." And he was because his medicine had basically slooooooowed down his circulation to a standstill, nearly. So off to the doctors' he went (to the tune of my brother puking in the sink) where he was given lots of medicine and an inhaler to keep his lungs free.
The men will not be attending Kate's senior project, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. James has not been told but I figure it will be a terrible day and he will probably slam some doors. Frankly, he's in better shape than Dad, who shouldn't be moved at all, and I think he could stomach a trip to OKC. My mom, however, is of the belief that the minute we put the boy on a plane he will vomit all over the stewardess and then nobody will get to go. He's the sort of puker who know's he's gonna blow, but instead of heading calmly to the toilet and relieving the pressure he stands there with a frantic look on his face and his hand over his mouth, which always leads to a sort of fountain effect when he finally starts hurling. I mean, he could be in the same room as the toilet, standing right next to it, and he'll just freeze with those stupid doe-eyes and do nothing until the whole floor is greased with the stuff and someone's already slipped and fallen in it.
Plus I rear-ended a co-worker (so many hyphens!) in October (and neither of us said a damned thing about it to each other later) and apparently a whole month later it comes out that she has been injured and it's all my fault. I drive a Chevy Prism, one of the smaller and more wind-uppy cars on the market. She drives a Ford Crazyvan, or whatever the large green SUV she drives is called. It was a dark and stormy night and I hydroplaned when she made a sudden stop at an intersection (because my car is about as heavy as I am, and combined we don't make for much traction on a slippery road) and ended up accordioning the front of my car into her back bumper, which I am not kidding showed not a single scratch. I mean, I thought there would be some paint removed but This car is a fortress and was barely nudged--like, not even a dent. The officer present asked us each if we were injured and neither of us were. In fact, she was the one who called the police and got us out of the intersection and into a nearby hospital parking lot. I was too busy bawling and making an ass out of myself to even remember which one was my driver's license, so frankly I have a really, really hard time believing that this person sustained any injury which for a month now has been giving her significant trouble (I mean, we both showed up for work the next couple days and she had NO COGNITIVE PROBLEMS. Trust me, I was asking her complex questions and she was speaking in complete sentences.
Thank GOD I pleaded no contest at the mayor's court (because even if you hydroplane into a giant ford SUV and have to pay ludicrous amounts of money to fix your dinky-assed car, you are clearly in the wrong and must be punished with more fines)--apparently if you say anything but, someone who claims injury a month later can't take you to court. HA.
My life, she is wackity schmackity doo. Did I mention that my sister is coming home in December, and we will by then be hosting an Italian guy I've known since forever and who is going to be staying for the next 3 months in this den of iniquity? IT WILL BE AN EIGHTY-RING CIRCUS, I TELL YOU.
It was odd. To say the least.
EVERYONE in my family is sick right now. Or at least just the menfolk. I woke up this morning to the sound of my brother asking me to help him clean the sink, as he had just vomited all over the dirty dishes. He basically stood there while I cleaned it out and kept saying "sorry" when I'd discover a particularly impressive aggregation of puke. Why he felt compelled to eat a greasy shepherd's pie when he knows his antibiotics make one prone to nausea I'll never know. But I nearly took his head off when he asked if I thought it wise if he ate an enchilada five minutes later. So help me he is eating crackers and ginger ale until he gets better.
My dad, meanwhile, kind of OD'd on aspirin last night. He took two aspirin for a headache related to whatever flu he's got right now, and then put Ben•Gay (which has aspirin as an active ingredient) all over his chest to relieve crouping, then went to bed. My mom found him in a hot shower at 4 in the morning because he "FELT CHILLY." Like, that's all he could say. "I FEEL CHILLY." And he was because his medicine had basically slooooooowed down his circulation to a standstill, nearly. So off to the doctors' he went (to the tune of my brother puking in the sink) where he was given lots of medicine and an inhaler to keep his lungs free.
The men will not be attending Kate's senior project, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. James has not been told but I figure it will be a terrible day and he will probably slam some doors. Frankly, he's in better shape than Dad, who shouldn't be moved at all, and I think he could stomach a trip to OKC. My mom, however, is of the belief that the minute we put the boy on a plane he will vomit all over the stewardess and then nobody will get to go. He's the sort of puker who know's he's gonna blow, but instead of heading calmly to the toilet and relieving the pressure he stands there with a frantic look on his face and his hand over his mouth, which always leads to a sort of fountain effect when he finally starts hurling. I mean, he could be in the same room as the toilet, standing right next to it, and he'll just freeze with those stupid doe-eyes and do nothing until the whole floor is greased with the stuff and someone's already slipped and fallen in it.
Plus I rear-ended a co-worker (so many hyphens!) in October (and neither of us said a damned thing about it to each other later) and apparently a whole month later it comes out that she has been injured and it's all my fault. I drive a Chevy Prism, one of the smaller and more wind-uppy cars on the market. She drives a Ford Crazyvan, or whatever the large green SUV she drives is called. It was a dark and stormy night and I hydroplaned when she made a sudden stop at an intersection (because my car is about as heavy as I am, and combined we don't make for much traction on a slippery road) and ended up accordioning the front of my car into her back bumper, which I am not kidding showed not a single scratch. I mean, I thought there would be some paint removed but This car is a fortress and was barely nudged--like, not even a dent. The officer present asked us each if we were injured and neither of us were. In fact, she was the one who called the police and got us out of the intersection and into a nearby hospital parking lot. I was too busy bawling and making an ass out of myself to even remember which one was my driver's license, so frankly I have a really, really hard time believing that this person sustained any injury which for a month now has been giving her significant trouble (I mean, we both showed up for work the next couple days and she had NO COGNITIVE PROBLEMS. Trust me, I was asking her complex questions and she was speaking in complete sentences.
Thank GOD I pleaded no contest at the mayor's court (because even if you hydroplane into a giant ford SUV and have to pay ludicrous amounts of money to fix your dinky-assed car, you are clearly in the wrong and must be punished with more fines)--apparently if you say anything but, someone who claims injury a month later can't take you to court. HA.
My life, she is wackity schmackity doo. Did I mention that my sister is coming home in December, and we will by then be hosting an Italian guy I've known since forever and who is going to be staying for the next 3 months in this den of iniquity? IT WILL BE AN EIGHTY-RING CIRCUS, I TELL YOU.
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little weird, actually.
contemplative
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kinda dizzy.
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