Bring on the hammock
Dec. 12th, 2003 11:15 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
serindeStill tired--I've been having strange dreams all this week on top of just going to bed late--yet I'm in a remarkably good humor. Said dreams are what I understand to be classic "stress dreams", e.g. missing trains, having horrible inexplicable fights with friends, realizing one hasn't paid bills in three months, that sort of thing, but I don't really feel particularly stressed; ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sweh opines that I'm just sublimating it, and that's likely true. There's a certain amount of tense anticipation of impending trouble what with the various family ills, and then add to that the normal holiday hassles. But emotionally I feel pretty good. Odd.
More retail therapy last night, consisting of a couple of skirts, a blouse, a little black velvet tube top which I'm going to have to duct-tape up my tits to wear (but it only cost $5, so if duct tape doesn't work I'm not out much), and a nicely-revealing black velvet jacket-ish blouse. I think they intend you to wear something else under it; suff on that. Best of all, not a thing was over $20. I was deeply tempted by the vast array of sparkly silk sweaters, but I already have several tops of that ilk...I may yet go back for some of that action. Problem is, most of them are sleeveless, and I don't much care for the way I look in most sleeveless things; they tend to make my bustline look like the fucking Himalayas. Ponder ponder ponder.
Also, I want more casual pants that aren't jeans. Just try and find any that aren't hip-huggers, though. Bah. Not to mention the fact that most things I find may claim to be misses'-cut, but are actually much more juniors'-cut. So they're tight around the hips and way loose around the waist. Likewise bah.
Looks like we are gearing up for some tasty roleplaying action on the Cthulhu list. *rub hands gleefully.* It's almost funny, how much I love playing Josephine--she's so different from any of the characters I've ever played before, in any genre. Cry havoc, and let slip the inner sarcastic bitch!
sweh opines that I'm just sublimating it, and that's likely true. There's a certain amount of tense anticipation of impending trouble what with the various family ills, and then add to that the normal holiday hassles. But emotionally I feel pretty good. Odd.More retail therapy last night, consisting of a couple of skirts, a blouse, a little black velvet tube top which I'm going to have to duct-tape up my tits to wear (but it only cost $5, so if duct tape doesn't work I'm not out much), and a nicely-revealing black velvet jacket-ish blouse. I think they intend you to wear something else under it; suff on that. Best of all, not a thing was over $20. I was deeply tempted by the vast array of sparkly silk sweaters, but I already have several tops of that ilk...I may yet go back for some of that action. Problem is, most of them are sleeveless, and I don't much care for the way I look in most sleeveless things; they tend to make my bustline look like the fucking Himalayas. Ponder ponder ponder.
Also, I want more casual pants that aren't jeans. Just try and find any that aren't hip-huggers, though. Bah. Not to mention the fact that most things I find may claim to be misses'-cut, but are actually much more juniors'-cut. So they're tight around the hips and way loose around the waist. Likewise bah.
Looks like we are gearing up for some tasty roleplaying action on the Cthulhu list. *rub hands gleefully.* It's almost funny, how much I love playing Josephine--she's so different from any of the characters I've ever played before, in any genre. Cry havoc, and let slip the inner sarcastic bitch!
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Date: 2003-12-12 10:58 am (UTC)