Rule 27

That’s my biggest problem.

I set myself up for rejection by not bothering to ask people, then get upset when I’m by myself. But I don’t want to annoy and bug people all the time. So I don’t invite people places. And end up being alone. And it’s a vicious cycle of stupidity and loneliness…

I call it, the Idiot’s Paradox.

Looking for and buying things off the Internet is so much easier…like, I don’t have to leave my room, get out of my tracksuit pants, talk to anyone. It’s just brilliant. Probably more expensive, but the pros out weigh that con.

Godamnit

This is more difficult than I thought it would be

sixpartsummer:

I really hope you miss me like I miss you.

I wish I was good at debating and arguing a point

cockyteenblogger:

i don’t understand shark movies i mean just get out of the water

There’s two sides of the Yahoo!fiasco on my dashboard…

The overwhemingly uninformed side that’s screaming and complaining and trying to prevent something that’s already happened and complaining to their Dads (I don’t get it?) and preparing to farewell Tumblr…

Then there’s the slightly informed side that realises “allow it to remain independent (of Yahoo!)” and is just over it already.

Meanwhile there’s me

I’ll have to read the book first though

Of course =P

I wonder what characteristics these vampires have…my favourite vampire lore has been by Deb Harkness so far…but I’m not a big reader of all things undead…

Still, **is intrigued**

I finished my speech ^_^

and went for a walk ^_^

and checked the mail ^_^ (and finally one of my packages arrived!)

and I resubmitted my stupid Ethics Proposal ^_^

and vacuumed the house ^_^

…

But I still feel incredibly lazy and unaccomplished…because I know there’s always more that I could have should have didn’t do…