Decompression Chamber in Open Diary 2001-2018 (Pre-Prosebox)

  • Dec. 21, 2003, midnight
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This weekend was supposed to be the weekend that I wound down and got ready for the holiday week. I suppose it’s been pretty much just that, except for the fact that instead of decompressing on Friday night, I completely wound myself up with Stephanie (she wanted to get her wild on….I didn’t…but ended up getting it on even more than she!) and ended up passed out on my neighbor’s couch. Long story. Details fuzzy.

How I woke myself up and snuck out and got myself to my 8:30 Saturday morning cardio class, I’ll never know. It wasn’t pretty. And I’m sure I smelled much like a big ole stale, smoky, alcohol-stained sofa the whole time. Nice. But I got through it.

Secret Agent Guy called on Saturday to see if I’d go shopping with him and help him pick out gifts for his family. It was a beautiful day, and I knew I’d have fun walking around in the sunshine, but it was kind of odd doing it with SAG…after all that shit he pulled at my party. We talked through it, but I can’t help feeling like he wants to make me jealous or something. I don’t understand where he thinks that’s gonna get him. I do know one thing: he’s desperate to settle down with someone. And I do know another: the chemistry is just not there with us.

My hangover kicked in full-force during our little shopping excursion. I finally had to go home and die in front of the TV.

Tonight I’m in the process of trying to pack for all the Christmas Festivities that will be happening next week. Here are the things I need to pack:

  • Gifts that I didn’t have delivered already.
  • The usual hair and makeup and other toiletry crap.
  • Workout garb.
  • Something delicious and sexy to wear out on the town with Lovely Leah as we celebrate her 30th birthday. Knowing Lovely, it will be hot, it will be steamy, and it will be an all-nighter (that’s Tuesday night).
  • Something completely different to wear to church the next night (Christmas Eve).
  • Something comfy to wear on Christmas Day. My parents live on a lake and I’m sure we’ll be doing lots of walking and hanging out outside. I’m really looking forward to that.
  • Something easy to rip off when I see Super T on Saturday…he’s already requested a skirt with the requisite garter/stocking combo, but I’m not so sure about that. I’ll be meeting him on Saturday afternoon. I may save the fancy lingerie for that evening. Hopefully, we’ll be meeting [Athena] and Patrick out that night! Look out Dallas!!
  • Something else to wear out on my date with Dude on Sunday evening.
  • Something to ease myself into after all that!

    I am really looking forward to the week ahead.

    It just sucks that this terrorist shit is creeping back into the news. Been scoping message boards and such, and it just blows that this shit has to keep going on and on. I don’t know what to believe any more. I suppose that just staying alert is all anyone can do.

    I have actually been thinking about it through all of my travels recently: if I’m going to die, I’m going to die. I’ve made my peace with it. Yes, there are lots and lots of things that I’d really like to do before I die. But damn. I’m not going to keep myself from doing things just because there are terrorists out there walking among us. There are rapists and burglars and snipers and serial killers out there too. That doesn’t stop me from going out and doing my thing, now does it?

    I hate that we have to think about it, but I guess it’s now a way of life, eh?

    I think as long as I can stay focused on the things that I can control, then I’m doing pretty good. That hasn’t been the case with my food and alcohol intake this week. I need to get back on that horse, and quick!

    Okay…back to my cleaning and packing. I’m going to close this entry with a beautiful kissing ball. Because that’s what I intend to be doing at least part of the time while I’m gone!

    Smooch.


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