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Sep. 7th, 2004 11:10 amI am so incredibly fucking tired this morning. And I don't even know why. For someone who did fuckall yesterday, I should be well and truly rested. But I'm not. I'm tired and slightly cranky and my knees hurt.
Blah.
In other sucktastic news, Hobbes has started to shy away when I give him his insulin. At first he didn't seem to give a damn, and didn't so much as flinch. Now when I put down his food, and start to touch the back of his neck, he shifts away and shrugs out of my grasp. Happily, he is such a greedy bastard for wet food, he doesn't run off. But it's getting harder to give him his injections and I've started dreading waking up. I hate 9:30. And I hate that I have to do this twice a fucking day.
Greg pointed out, as Hobbes launched himself at my chest last night in a full-on, head-butting, purring attack, that Hobbes clearly doesn't hate me or remember the abuse I've started to inflict on him. And while I know he's right, I still feel like crap each time Hobbes twitches. And I thought it was going to get easier since Hobbes didn't flinch in the beginning.
I'm having what Amy used to self-refer to as a babyfit. I want to pout and sulk and squeeze out a few self pitying tears or something. I don't want to work, I don't want to go out, I want to sit in my closet and sulk. But I can't do any of that. Which is actually probably for the best. Something's gotta get my mind off this crappy mood.
I have Amanda's class to dread tonight. Yes, still going. I'm going to add on an extra class starting this Friday. A beginning class. Just to help get me more exercise and also learn the various step routines better. I hate sucking so badly at it. Yes *irritated* it should get better over time. I know that. But right now it's like The Inadequacy Hour twice a week. Judy keeps gently trying to tell me that it's okay if I can't handle an advance class. But I've never let common sense get in the way of what I wanted to do. I do get a great workout and so on I will spaz. In my own masochistic way, I am looking forward to the part afterwards where my body is sore and thrashed but solidly pleased with itself.
And tonight I go to Ellie's after class to work on my resume for this position that's come up in her company. Not that I'll get it or any of the other nine thousand jobs I've applied to. (Especially with this positive attitude, n'est-ce pas?)
I'm very grateful for Ellie's help. She frequently points out available jobs she sees and provides some excellent help with my resume. She has a packed work schedule but always has a cheery smile for me and some useful tips. And I really need to find a job already. But I hate working on my resume. Blah.
This whole day? BLAH.
I shouldn't be so ungrateful. I have nice things to look forward to this week, too.
Going to see Hero with David from bookclub Wednesday, and he's always fun company.
brabble comes on Thursday Wednesday to prepare for her move to the glorious PNW.
I'll have dinner next week with
jeff_nw and that chases away the blackest of clouds.
And last but in no way least, I have Greg. Who despite witnessing some of my fouler moods, has not run away screaming. He's so bunny and he doesn't even know it.
Blah.
In other sucktastic news, Hobbes has started to shy away when I give him his insulin. At first he didn't seem to give a damn, and didn't so much as flinch. Now when I put down his food, and start to touch the back of his neck, he shifts away and shrugs out of my grasp. Happily, he is such a greedy bastard for wet food, he doesn't run off. But it's getting harder to give him his injections and I've started dreading waking up. I hate 9:30. And I hate that I have to do this twice a fucking day.
Greg pointed out, as Hobbes launched himself at my chest last night in a full-on, head-butting, purring attack, that Hobbes clearly doesn't hate me or remember the abuse I've started to inflict on him. And while I know he's right, I still feel like crap each time Hobbes twitches. And I thought it was going to get easier since Hobbes didn't flinch in the beginning.
I'm having what Amy used to self-refer to as a babyfit. I want to pout and sulk and squeeze out a few self pitying tears or something. I don't want to work, I don't want to go out, I want to sit in my closet and sulk. But I can't do any of that. Which is actually probably for the best. Something's gotta get my mind off this crappy mood.
I have Amanda's class to dread tonight. Yes, still going. I'm going to add on an extra class starting this Friday. A beginning class. Just to help get me more exercise and also learn the various step routines better. I hate sucking so badly at it. Yes *irritated* it should get better over time. I know that. But right now it's like The Inadequacy Hour twice a week. Judy keeps gently trying to tell me that it's okay if I can't handle an advance class. But I've never let common sense get in the way of what I wanted to do. I do get a great workout and so on I will spaz. In my own masochistic way, I am looking forward to the part afterwards where my body is sore and thrashed but solidly pleased with itself.
And tonight I go to Ellie's after class to work on my resume for this position that's come up in her company. Not that I'll get it or any of the other nine thousand jobs I've applied to. (Especially with this positive attitude, n'est-ce pas?)
I'm very grateful for Ellie's help. She frequently points out available jobs she sees and provides some excellent help with my resume. She has a packed work schedule but always has a cheery smile for me and some useful tips. And I really need to find a job already. But I hate working on my resume. Blah.
This whole day? BLAH.
I shouldn't be so ungrateful. I have nice things to look forward to this week, too.
I'll have dinner next week with
And last but in no way least, I have Greg. Who despite witnessing some of my fouler moods, has not run away screaming. He's so bunny and he doesn't even know it.