Please, no more e-mails about the dangers of combining booze and sleeping pills, I'm not an idiot
I told my friend that I spent last night chugging olive oil and crying - and he totally believed me. I don't know if this is because my friend is gullible or because none of my friends would put it past me at this point to do something like that.
In any event, I'm on my third week of bulking, although I still refuse to step on a scale. Tonight I made broiled chicken "marinated" (for, like, three seconds) in olive oil and herbes de Provence, as well as "some" (an entire bag of) brown rice. Hey, dinner at my place, who's interested! Up next is a protein shake to which I may add a tablespoon or two of olive oil for good measure.
I'm heading to bed in a few minutes, but I can't remember if I took a Lunesta or not. I'm feeling a little drowsy, but that could very well be due to the bottle of Asti I picked up at the liquor store. I might err on the side of caution and take another Lunesta, just to ensure a deep and satisfying sleep tonight. Remind me again how it is that I'm allowed to live on my own without the watchful eye of a legal guardian?

Comments
I can't believe people would actually mix sleeping pills and booze. Haven't they heard it's infinitely better to mix booze and Xanax?
Posted by: C.Go | July 27, 2007 12:29 AM
No, the way to do it is painkillers and liquor. That is what you call a happy time *wink*
BTW, tell 'em to fuck off.
Posted by: Alfonzo | July 27, 2007 12:46 AM
For a second I thought that said herpes de Provence. You say love is the most important ingredient, but anything "marinated" in special TobyJuice prolly tastes bestest of all!
Posted by: Barbarella Citronella | July 27, 2007 12:49 AM
Oh since I had to go off the hard stuff, I love the alcohol/sleeping pill combo!
Posted by: Ms Anthrope | July 27, 2007 11:47 AM
Wait, hold on a minute - don't we all speak rXian? Sure, it's a complicated language, but I could swear everyone in the US was fluent....
The label on every bottle is written in the original dialect, which is why it's so hard to understand...it's like the King James version. The instructions, roughly translated into English, clearly say "take with beer". The blog interface agrees with me. It's asking me to type the word "gin" to post this comment.
A-Ron
Posted by: A-Ron | August 8, 2007 11:24 PM