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Nov. 29th, 2013 06:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
demakatIt's like I have internal timer. From when I get home to sleeping, I have x amount of time. But today I got off really early because we didn't have anything to do. So I used up the regular amount of x-time and now I feel like going to sleep, but it's only 7. If I go to sleep too early I end up waking up really early and then sleep hangover complications. Boo.
I suspect the stuffing for giving me hives yesterday, and I just ate a ton more of it so I guess I'll find out. It could have been the dumpling, which usually has milk in it. I didn't think a single slice would do it, but if that's it then I've actually been doing a good job of staying away from dairy. My hives just moved to my legs...which for some reason I have a harder time resisting scratching.
Thanksgiving was...normal. We don't drink as a household and with everyone coming here they also refrain while at our house. It severely cuts down on the arguments. One of my mom's cousins who doesn't normally come seemed to have her barfly voice on though. The way she talked was like a drunk person, with all the volume control issues and the over zealous wording and conversation about nothing. Either that's the only way she's been conversing with people for too long or she was actually drunk. She didn't smell, so I will assume she just doesn't know how to modulate her voice anymore due to being at bars nearly exclusively. I felt a little bad for her, imagining myself in a situation where my manners were subpar compared with most of the rest of the guests. But she may not have even noticed.
Apples to apples seems to be the new thanksgiving "kids" game. The oldest person playing was probably in her late 30s. It just happens to be a game that everyone can enjoy even the little kids. We don't play the way the directions say and my great aunt chimed in that she had only ever played the wrong way* with adults and that it was an awesome game. Also that cards against humanity somehow wasn't the same. I had to agree with that.
My mom's cousins were the last ones to leave, and I gave up and went to bed before they did so. I had to be at work this morning at 7:30. I don't understand why a grocery store tries to do black friday sales, but it never really works. Something is strange about this year too. Things seemed to be going super smoothly, and nothing exploded. Not at home, not at work. I wonder if the sales at the stores were even that crazy. They didn't seem to be by me. There were signs for where to get off for malls on my way to work, but the traffic was fairly light. It feels like a strange shift and no one has run the numbers yet...
*my example is always - someone puts down cuddly. The cards played are kittens, shoes and hitler. Hitler being cuddly is absurdly hilarious to me and I'm the judge so that wins. The way to play according to the directions would mean kittens wins. Like a learning experience or something. Weird.
I suspect the stuffing for giving me hives yesterday, and I just ate a ton more of it so I guess I'll find out. It could have been the dumpling, which usually has milk in it. I didn't think a single slice would do it, but if that's it then I've actually been doing a good job of staying away from dairy. My hives just moved to my legs...which for some reason I have a harder time resisting scratching.
Thanksgiving was...normal. We don't drink as a household and with everyone coming here they also refrain while at our house. It severely cuts down on the arguments. One of my mom's cousins who doesn't normally come seemed to have her barfly voice on though. The way she talked was like a drunk person, with all the volume control issues and the over zealous wording and conversation about nothing. Either that's the only way she's been conversing with people for too long or she was actually drunk. She didn't smell, so I will assume she just doesn't know how to modulate her voice anymore due to being at bars nearly exclusively. I felt a little bad for her, imagining myself in a situation where my manners were subpar compared with most of the rest of the guests. But she may not have even noticed.
Apples to apples seems to be the new thanksgiving "kids" game. The oldest person playing was probably in her late 30s. It just happens to be a game that everyone can enjoy even the little kids. We don't play the way the directions say and my great aunt chimed in that she had only ever played the wrong way* with adults and that it was an awesome game. Also that cards against humanity somehow wasn't the same. I had to agree with that.
My mom's cousins were the last ones to leave, and I gave up and went to bed before they did so. I had to be at work this morning at 7:30. I don't understand why a grocery store tries to do black friday sales, but it never really works. Something is strange about this year too. Things seemed to be going super smoothly, and nothing exploded. Not at home, not at work. I wonder if the sales at the stores were even that crazy. They didn't seem to be by me. There were signs for where to get off for malls on my way to work, but the traffic was fairly light. It feels like a strange shift and no one has run the numbers yet...
*my example is always - someone puts down cuddly. The cards played are kittens, shoes and hitler. Hitler being cuddly is absurdly hilarious to me and I'm the judge so that wins. The way to play according to the directions would mean kittens wins. Like a learning experience or something. Weird.
