
So I was thurping and trumpeting away all night, then I woke up in a shower of pure lights of unbeing (so to speak) and decided to clean my house all anew. It is now shining like the operating theatre on ET's intergalactic spacecraft.
Oh and as for condiments: I'd run out by this morning. No black pepper even. So irritatedly I whizzed round the supermarket, having to ask the old grannies who worked there (at least the ones who looked like they spoke English) where's black pepper? where's vinegar? mayo? Atora (dumpling suet)? etc etc and a shower of other items that make plain food more bearable. Then shelled out about £3.80 on nothing.
I had to go to a drugs clinic appointment. I don't know why, but I hate these more and more every time. Next visit is to the Chief Head Shrinker and I'm trembling in trepidation. Maple Syrup my worker reassured me it's ten minutes of blabber and he's not interested whether or not I'm barking mad.
As I "intimated" previously I'm terrified of being labelled bipolar, having had something like a nervous breakdown every single time I've made even a halfhearted effort at detoxing. One of these lovely, fun times seemingly met the DSM IV criteria (as used by American Headshrinkers) for a mixed mania-depression episode. No wonder I felt so lovely throughout that experience.

10 comments:
How bad are these bites that the Robos give you from time to time? Do they ever draw blood?
I think you are hysterical. I will be reading more.
Love to the hammies.
Beans are notorious for make one windy!
Happy St. George's Day. :)
The diarrhea from the Chili con Carne had me laughing! Sorry. Yeah, just trying to get off my psychotropic med is an ordeal for me! UGH! I think I understand.
I hate when the ordinary every day stuff is all gone.
Beans are the musical fruit after all.
Far too much information re da beanz! Don't worry about the Chief Headshrinker, he's nuttier than you are . .trust me!
Poor Gleds. And I agree with the comment above!
Note to Gledwood: do not eat beans found on the street. Luckily the hammies survived the windy assault!
undercooked kidney beans can be fatal, beware!!
sorry i've not been around for a while...
gremlinous is an excellent word
LGS: only the late great Itchy ever drew blood, by biting the fold by my thumb on the palm when she was getting hormonal. No with Bashful I just feel razor-teeth closing round a digit then pull hand away rapidly. Sometimes sending poor Bashful hurtling across the fishtank...
SB: you're welcome; where did you come from? How did you find me??
AKELAMALU: I know but had assumed that was ancient wives' tales... surely they meant undercooked beans as baked don't seem to and baked are so soft they're done nearly to death...
WAT: what psychotropic meds are you on? Do please reveal all!!
JEANNIE: Aye, beans are most certainly musickal... yeah this week I've ENSURED I'm loaded up on condiments and ready-in-0.5-hour roast potatoes (with pepper and mayo: yummmmmm...)
BAINO: yeah I don't trust headshrinkers as far as I could dessicate on and fit in an urn with leathery-dead shock-haired rictus grinning on a stick...
WELSHCAKES: aye aye!!
LOU: aye point taken. Though I'm sure it wasn't the street found bit that caused the flatulence-assault...
LETTUCE: I know! I wasn't TOO worried about those phartz though as no aches or pains. Aren't they sposed to contain ARSENICK??!?!!!!!!!
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