Stop it or I'll bury you alive in a box.
Jul. 25th, 2003 11:24 amThe crankyness dial just keeps getting turned up. I swear it's at eleven. I just caught myself unconsciously grinding my teeth, something normally reserved for sleeping.
My cosmic twin
writeli wrote this entry yesterday about hating everyone which I can just temporary crib because, as previously mentioned, we're cosmic twins.
Where is all this negativity coming from? I honestly don't have a conrete idea though I'm not ignoring my partial sleep deprivation. I feel like I bumped a body part and it released all this psychic memory that was being stored in some random muscle or joint.
Lil Kim's The Jump Off just came on. I'm sure it's a sign of some kind.
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Date: 2003-07-25 10:15 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-07-26 05:17 pm (UTC)btw, i've already snooped my way into your journal. i'll add you.
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Date: 2003-07-25 10:39 am (UTC)Also, several entries ago you asked whether or not it was wrong to add things to your to-do list after you've already done them, so that you can feel more accomplished. I think, absolutely not! Look at it this way: You're adding them to your to-do list and crossing them off, so that later you can remember that you've already done them if anyone asks you. You can point to your list (I keep mine in a notebook) and say, "Why, yes. I completed that task on Monday, July 20. It says so right here."
I prefer a variation on the theme. I often put things on my list, when I know that I will complete them immediately after they are added. Like, I'll write, "Call XX and ask about YY." Then I'll put my pen down, call XX, ask YY, get the answer, and then mark it off my list.
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Date: 2003-07-25 12:27 pm (UTC)Thanks for the support on the to-do list! I also like to put thing on the to-do list really aren't chores or tasks that are hard to complete. Like "eat lunch" or "take nap".
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Date: 2003-07-25 12:32 pm (UTC)It's the little things we do to trick ourselves into feeling good that really count.