life with yr head under water
When I woke up this morning I was convinced I'd swallowed one of my teeth during the night, but it's okay, I found it in the end. There were false nails in the kitchen sink (not mine) to fend off during the ceremonious Making of the Cup of Tea, and now that I've accomplished both, I know that the rest of Sunday is going to be lazy and thus gratifying.
It's timely then to be reminded of a brilliant John Lennon quote:
Time that you enjoyed wasting wasn't wasted at all
I live with a hairy Irishman who thrives on dangerous driving and *special* fried rice. I think he might be Catholic, because he drinks the same beer as the Pope, and when he was 10 he stole some robes from the town church and married a pair of his friends.
My other hardworking housemates are at work (on a Sunday!) leaving my unemployed self at liberty to saunter about in my dressing gown to the strains of BEEP BEEP, I'M A COMPUTER, and make friends with the neighbour's cat.
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