And then the next day, OH BOY.
Thinking hurts!
(Apparently yesterday was National Thinking Day???) *shudders*
It really does, *painfully thinking of a good analogy* it's like walking through steel wool. Every thought hurts, is kinda fuzzy and vague, and you feel like that little person living in you head is having a field day with a lawn mower.
The thoughts come in the form of green ooze - gross and pathetic without any shape or form. You know, like when you're in the middle of an exam - WHY is it so easy to start daydreaming/fall asleep during exams?? (Or is that just me?) Maybe the brain is just being rebellious and instead of focusing on the task at hand (and a mighty important one at that) it procrastinates and does everything/anything else it can... oh, wait. Maybe that's just me. Ah, well.
There is no real reason why this picture is here - I was looking for something neat (tried NOT to look in any of the 3 Muse folders) and came across this. It's a picture of Alice Liddell or the REAL Alice in Wonderland. Lewis Carroll wrote the book for her and since Tim Burton's take on the classic hits theatres in no less than 10 days I figured it would be a fun deviation from Muse.
LET's GO SEE IT!!!!!!!!!!!! Alice in Wonderlandddd
ReplyDeletemy period of isolation is almost over!!!!
thinking indeed, does hurt. sighs. but you're not alone in the daydreaming bit =) or procrastinating bit. such as what i'm doing right now ><