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wednesday morning i was officially giddy.
wednesday evening i was punching holes in mattresses.
thursday morning i was cautiously optimistic.
thursday evening i was a tempered form of extremely content.
today my mood can best be described as twirling. literally i need to lie down. i have generated that much excitement for myself today.
it's weird how the highs don't at all prepare you for the lows. and the lows meanwhile can undo any and all virtue bestowed by the middles. meanwhile the middles refuse to acknowledge that there are ever highs or lows. one dysfunctional mood family. but somehow they all get along.
in backpage news, i changed my car headlight! real-world validation! it doesn't sound that exciting, but if you were there, and saw the struggle, you would wave your own adulthood flag in solidarity. maybe blow a tiny party horn in my honor. if you're into things like that.
this weekend promises nothing short in the way of adventures. lots of room for failure, but i prefer it that way.
anyway, without further delay, in honor of the lows, here is an emo photo gallery of the week.
there is nothing sadder than a single glove lying on the street.
oh wait. i forgot the dog waiting for its owners. that is about as sad.
let's lighten things up with me trying to eat an apple with sore teeth.
the pain is real.
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'there is nothing sadder than a single glove lying on the street.'
One time i was in times square for the thanksgiving parade because my brother was playing in the band and i was in this huge crowd of people on the sidelines. This father was making his way through the mob and holding his tiny daughter by the hand. She trailed behind him and had a pink knit cap on. But the crowd was so tight and awful that the squeeze of people's legs around her suddenly knocked her hat off onto the ground so she instantly turned around to look at it sadly but her dad was still pulling her along cause he had no idea. She was forced to go onward while looking back at the hat on the ground. I was looking at the pink hat on the ground myself and there was no way i could do anything about it and pretty soon the hat and the girl disappeared from me in the crowd. I myself also disappeared into the crowd and that was that.
It's pretty sad to think of that pink hat on the ground and that little girl.
o rly
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