Cooee

[tilly_stratford]

Silly me, almost forgetting that it's against the rules to get a full night's sleep the night before the class briefing at the university. Good thing I've got my cough to keep me awake. End sarcasm.

I already suspect this entry is going to make me sound way more negative than I actually am, because really, I do love being back in this city again and returning to all my odd little routines and just comfortably slipping into this me mold that I've spent two and half years lovingly constructing... It's just that I haven't had the best start at it this time around.

Firstly, I think the trip back to Bergen might have aggravated my, well I wouldn't call it my illness, let's call it my "health issues" (like the aforementioned cough, and I would really like to regain the hearing in my right ear one of these days if it's not asking too much pretty please), and my back's out of it again. Also, it seems I left my rooms in slightly worse conditions than I remembered, and I'd really loved to tidy everything up but my back's clearly nixing that. I'd call my select family members for sympathy but my phone's out of juice and I forgot the charger at my mum's.

Also when I first walked in, the biggest spider I've ever seen on my side of a terrarium was chillin' over my bed.

So yes, sulk sulk sulk. Meanwhile I'm actually not freaking out about school (heads up, this might be the last instance this semester) and I've got my volume 2 of Dark Avengers to read. Here's hoping Gargan eats somebody's head, that would cheer my up even more.

Comments

[shadowgardens.livejournal.com]

Dude spiders are freaky,
Sorry for I that all sounds sucky

[tilly-stratford.livejournal.com]

Spiders really make my skin crawl, but thankfully living on my own means I'm now able to dispose of them before I go into my "ick ick ick" creeped-out dance.

[shadowgardens.livejournal.com]

LOL When I'm alone and there's one in my room, I freak out, and either flail and throw everything within arms length at it or run out of the room, lock the door, and wait for someone else to get home.