Thursday, September 25, 2008
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Ms. Behaviour, M.A.Sc. (and it is an applied science, believe me)
Past rantings and ravings
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2008
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September
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- Insignificant updates on the monotony of single life
- Pour que tu m'aimes encore
- Oh God. When I first started boxing back in 2002,...
- It didn't work. I tossed and turned and thrashed ...
- Ouch
- Empty
- Drinking chocolate grappa sex
- Independence Day
- Parental units
- Continued
- Setback
- Mr Snuffalupagus
- Prosecco and dancing chased by Advil and naps
- Unexpected
- Golden oldie
- Hurt
- AUGH
- Lonely limbo
- RSVP?
- Anniversary, of sorts
- This is how I really feel
- Also
- Just not that into me
- Brush off
- Exhausted
- Ow
- Singled out as solo
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September
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My secret identity
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Happiness...
Happiness is like a butterfly: the more you chase it, the more it will elude you, but if you turn your attention to other things, it will come and sit softly on your shoulder.
-Henry David Thoreau-
2 comments:
(sort of a comment on both posts here)
I usually find that if I can't get to sleep by, say, 2:00, I just sort of give up and pull an all nighter. Surf the web, watch a movie, whatever. Trying to get to sleep just throws off my body clock, and it's much easier to just push through and collapse for a good night's rest the next night...
I'm rarely in bed by 2 am. 4 am is closer to the norm, as you might be able to tell from my blogging time stamps. I'm definitely going to boxing in an hour. I am also not going to watch any TV tonight. That might be contributing to the problem more than being stressed out about school and work and money. I have to go to the office tomorrow so fingers crossed that I'm not totally useless in the morning.
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