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I shouldn't feel the way I do right now, but I do. And I absolutely hate this feeling. It hurts like hell. Every time this feeling comes on, it dawns on me further that there's no way to avoid it happening again and again, and what I'm left with is a severe sense of DOOM.
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Sucks to hear about your "Anti-Call Phase", I really miss our epic conversations.
It means a lot to me that you see me as strong, since you're one of the few people I let see my weaknesses. You're right on the money about the whole "Outta Nowhere!" knockdown, though it's been a while so I can't tell if it's stronger than it has been before. I think you're selling yourself a bit short about Emotional Intelligence, though.
It'll be great to see you again soon (as always). If everything goes to plan, I should have a nice surprise in store.
BTW, did you get your award all right? I had great fears of the lightbulb getting crushed in the mail...
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Good to hear the lightbulb was a hit. It had been sitting on my desk for so long, people would always question me about it, and then I thought "Y'know, Jessie needs this more than I do!". Then I sat and thought of a really drawn out and meaningful way to say that...
Kneepads - you are so on the money with that one, you have no idea. I'm constantly cracking my knees on things - usually my desk, but also many other things. I think the latest one was the side of my car as I was squeezing in with traffic blitzing past me. My whole time in Hamilton I was in agony carrying my always-surprisingly-heavy travel bag and walking all over town with a totally busted knee. I've often thought about buying kneepads - I just need to find the right balance between flexibility and protection. After all, as the saying goes - "You can't replace the knee!"
Well I'd best get going - I haven't achieved anything today, and there's still time to! Like you said, "on with the show"!
PS - that dancing chick is so
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