by
the time we finished working this morning, i was completely broken. i somehow
managed to transport myself to the bus station, and managed to keep my eyes
open all the way back to the promenade.
where i was accosted by a horrifically drunk man from seattle, who was
convinced that i wanted to talk to him. as dead as i was, he managed to pull me
into a serious argument due to the sheer stupidity of his statements...
i snuck past the sleeping guard, took the keys to my room, had a shower and
packed for the weekend. and then made my way to the bus.
there was no space on the bus, so i had to stand. i was so bombed that i kept
passing out, waking myself violently every time as my knees buckled. it amazes
me that not one person on the entire bus offered to let the obviously wasted
soldier rest.
bastards.
i forgot that the bus that i took doesn't stop on the stretch of road that i
needed to be on, and then managed to get on the wrong bus back - fortunately
the bus driver wasn't too much of a prick, and dropped me off within 10 minutes
of my destination.
i've slept absolutely brilliantly - but i've got so much crap in my head from
the last two days that most of my processes are on hold... i reckon naptime is
coming up :) breakfast was eggplant-pasta. as much as i hate eggplant, it
really wasn't bad at all!
i'm KoLing, mailing, and then i reckon a dvd and/or sleep will do.
a story about a man making his dreams come true... but with all the interesting bits left out.
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For those who prefer reading to listening, the first 25 sonnets have been compiled into a book that is available now on Amazon and the Google Play store.
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