breaking: wackadoodle piece finally finds loving home with brilliant mag edited by author's favorite contemporary author
this is the highest achievement of my writing career thank you so much
ive rolled my foot on every suitably sized can of product we carry. my coworkers have between them offered me ibuprofen, edibles, a cigarette, and kratom. it is no use. i am just bound to suffer until it randomly crunches 8 hours from now.
still no crunch and it is actually so much worse now. i can barely walk on it. am i going to die of couldnt crack my foot disease has that ever happened before
sitting at a very lovely indian restaurant where the booths are just like two loveseat style contraptions with the table between them a Comical distance away and also slightly too high up. i am perched on the literal edge of my seat and still feel like a child. foods great though
we were given like a literal half gallon of curry each and even a legendary Big Eater like me had to tap out midway thru and somehow it cost like half of what it should i feel like i entered another dimension
gift guide! things i am interested in lately:
- drinking lots of beers
- staring at the wall
- watching one piece
- eating hot dogs
- lots of hawaiian shirts
- writing my space pirate novel mostly in my head because i have no time to sit down with it
- listening to ween
i doodled a ugly bird on the whiteboard at work today and everyone had very strong feelings toward it and we named him crowbert and he's the new shop mascot. i am going to make a crowbert puppet
i need a raise and a decent apartment and a big burrito and a joint and a hug from an old friend who moved far away and 12 hours of genuine solitude and a set of veneers and 2 new pairs of work pants and a rice cooker and a band aid and none of it needs to happen in that order
in the name of journalism i politely asked the grackle sitting on the highest branch in the work parking lot screaming his head off "hey man, what are you hootin and hollerin for?" and he said [heinous cardboard scraping on cardboard sound x5]