Heights of Boredom

2004-03-04 at 11:23 p.m.

I'm getting sloppy. I meant to update more often but...ah well. I suppose I've been a bit down lately. Not terribly or anything but a little. Probably because I ran out of meds and forgot to take the ones I do still have this morning.

Terribly exciting days at the moment lol. I spent today watching TV and playing Grand Theft Auto on my playstation. I like computer games. However I am crap at them. I should write a column: Crap Gamer's Reviews. I enjoy playing the things but I tend not to be any good unless they're of the hack-burn-slash-win type. GTA is good just for running off excess anger - go blast lots of people and watch them die heh heh. But I can only do it with a cheat enabled, because I am, as I said before, crap.

My dad is going up north again tomorrow so I get the house to myself again until Tuesday. I thought about going with him and maybe popping up to Edinburgh and seeing Shirley but they said we could only manage a day trip and to be honest, I'd rather not - if I see my friends, I'd rather be able to go to a bar with them in the evening and stuff. Still something useful has come out of this week as I spoke to my friend Neil and he's got a job tip for me up in Edinburgh. I'd like to go back there again. I really don't like London.

I appear to be being tormented with strange dreams. Like about that ginger guy from CSI: Miami (turns out his name is David Caruso). That was more than a little scary - old ginger american guys not normally being my type, you see. The other strange dream involved my becoming a teacher. A teacher! Eeek! Maybe it was because I had been reading Molesworth the night before?

Hmmm hmmm. Can't really think of anything pressing to say that won't involve me rambling on about a spot I have (the heights of my excitement at the moment involving pustules) or the fact that I am feeling culturally deprived, not having read many books lately. Though I have been reading Kisscut by Karin Slaughter. Though frankly had I realised it would be quite so...graphic about child abuse I wouldn't have read it. I don't mind that being part of a crime book, but no details, please. Still now I've bought the book I will read to the end.

Think thats about all I have to say.

Toodle-oo.

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