Can i grouch and complain and whine for a bit?


I just plain feel lousy. I'm god-awful tired and feel like i'm getting sick.

And my head hurts most of the time.
And i think AF is coming early. A couple days before i get AF, i have to deal with Bruno (Bruno is the one wearing steal-toed work boots kicking me over and over in the small of the back. Some months, he calls in his cousin Guido to help.) Well, Bruno has been at it since Friday.
And i think i ate something bad for supper because my digestive system had a rebellion. At least it didn't chose to come back up, but the alternative wasn't fun either. Today wasn't too bad at work because the royal B***ch who hates me wasn't there. Unfortunately she'll be back tomorrow, and i am going to be so tempted to tell her to find a proctologist who can figure out how to remove the porcupine lodged in her ***.
And i want to go get one of the frozen mint mocha chocolate chip frappachinos at starbucks, but they're closed now, and my stomach would probably revolt again anyway.

Did i mention that my back really Really hurts? I just remembered that i have some of the really good pain killers left over from the surgery on my wrist. I am ssooooooooo tempted. Codeine and i get along quite well when the situation warrents it. I'm just not sure i want to resort to that, or just take about a dozen tylenol. Decisions, decisions.......

Maybe i'll just crawl into bed and cry.

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I'm sorry Jess, but that made me laugh. I know it's not funny for you though. So real though. And yes, you can be a grouch and complain anytime. I think I'm about ready for a chick flick I can cry to, just to get it out. And that's also why I've come to love Tae Kwon Do, cuz it's OK to beat the crap outta somebody.

Hope you feel better.

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Where did I come from?" the baby asked its mother. She answered, half-crying, half-laughing, and clasping the baby to her breast: "You were hidden in my heart as its desire, my darling. You were in the dolls of all my childhood games. In all my hopes and my loves, in my life, in the life of my mother, and in her mother before her, you have lived."
--Rabindranath Tagore

It's ok if you laugh. I can be humorous about it some because i know the ladies here can sooo relate to that kind of stuff. And i know that you won't judge, just sympathize. And i stopped at starbucks.....

I'll recommend Almost like heaven with reese witherspoon(sp?). Maybe it's just me, but by the end i was ready to bawl my eyes out. (sniff, sniff) .....And....!!!! if you haven't seen it yet..... Hancock (new movie with Will Smith). OH MY GOD! If it wasn't in the movie theatre, I would have been sobbing. The previews DO NOT prepare you for where the movie ends up going. The 1st half is like you would think, superhero bum truely messed-up dude, then it takes a seriously sharp turn. Pull out your tissues and hang onto your chair.
Both movies start as very funny and then go tear jerker at the end. 2 thumbs up. (i'd say 3, but my big toe doesn't count)

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Oooh, some good ideas there. Thanks!

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Where did I come from?" the baby asked its mother. She answered, half-crying, half-laughing, and clasping the baby to her breast: "You were hidden in my heart as its desire, my darling. You were in the dolls of all my childhood games. In all my hopes and my loves, in my life, in the life of my mother, and in her mother before her, you have lived."
--Rabindranath Tagore

I'm a little late, but

Grouch away anytime! I know the feeling. Hope things are better by now.

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