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Oct. 5th, 2004
Addiction is a bad thing, continual reliance on substances, situations (etc) other than what you require in order to maintain your life isn't generally considered to be a bad thing.
Expectation is the mother of disappointment, expecting one thing and suddenly being presented with that which you did not expect is a bitter pill, ironically in this case - which I am slowly leading to - to swallow.
Taste and smell are often considered the sharpest senses for triggering memory, reaction, thoughts and so on.
Are we all settled down now? Good, then I'll begin...
I had a bad nights sleep last night, I didn't really manage to doze much at all. Consequentally I feel somewhat (more) lethargic this morning and not being a coffee fiend I decided that a packet of olops would be just the ticket to pick me up.
After a brief creative spell possibly brought on by low blood sugar I popped a couple into my mouth, my body ready for the buzz that would virtually instantly flow though me like a tingle over my skin as I tasted them.
Have you ever had a sugar rush? I mean really had a sugar rush. Coffee doesn't touch it, it's like... like... it's like a shiver that travels over you down from your neck to your toes and fingers, a subconcious reaffirment of every nerve in your body for about half a second before wham you grab the rollercoaster and it drags you up from the low and drives you up, up, up towards a carbohydrate fuelled peak.
Thats what I was expecting anyway.
( Reality is a cruel mistress )
Expectation is the mother of disappointment, expecting one thing and suddenly being presented with that which you did not expect is a bitter pill, ironically in this case - which I am slowly leading to - to swallow.
Taste and smell are often considered the sharpest senses for triggering memory, reaction, thoughts and so on.
Are we all settled down now? Good, then I'll begin...
I had a bad nights sleep last night, I didn't really manage to doze much at all. Consequentally I feel somewhat (more) lethargic this morning and not being a coffee fiend I decided that a packet of olops would be just the ticket to pick me up.
After a brief creative spell possibly brought on by low blood sugar I popped a couple into my mouth, my body ready for the buzz that would virtually instantly flow though me like a tingle over my skin as I tasted them.
Have you ever had a sugar rush? I mean really had a sugar rush. Coffee doesn't touch it, it's like... like... it's like a shiver that travels over you down from your neck to your toes and fingers, a subconcious reaffirment of every nerve in your body for about half a second before wham you grab the rollercoaster and it drags you up from the low and drives you up, up, up towards a carbohydrate fuelled peak.
Thats what I was expecting anyway.
( Reality is a cruel mistress )
Disjunction on the railroad of life
Oct. 5th, 2004 04:29 pmI'm just listening to Dancing in the street and memories of live aid and the video are flooding back... but the question for today is...
What song has the greatest duet of two seemingly unrelated artists ever?
What song has the greatest duet of two seemingly unrelated artists ever?
