Internetless Blog Chronicle
Suppossedly my glorified Internet is going to be reconnected today.
I shan't hold my breath and bust out any odes to joy just yet, however. Ever pessimistic, I await an inevitable hinderance to that which feeds an unruly obbession so fearsome, that it will shake the pages of history for eons....
Heh.
Overdramatic.
Stepping back from that excercise in literary melodrama, I do hope it is returned to me with the utmost expediency. I'm fairly certain that my brain my implode soon from the utter lack of real-world distraction.
Not gonna lie, I'm a fan of digital escapism.
Wish I could escape from work this evening. Of course, I need the funds. I got nailed with a $340 medical bill of the She-Beast's that was thrown in [I]my[/I] name, because I was the patient in question at the time.
The time being seven years ago.
I was thirteen years old.
Wonderful what you can be made liable for these days...
I'm so glad that it's been tacked onto my credit history since the day I turned eighteen, despite my never having gotten a bill. Not that I should have in the first place, since it wasn't mine to begin with. I was always leery that such a thing would happen to me, and indeed, I've come to meet that doom in my trek down the spiral.
At least aforementioned "work" only includes around five hours of Blue Clad Slavery. The twelve and a half usually found as a Manufacturing Minion would be a thing of unbearable horror, were that my fate for the evening.
As Alice Cooper once put it, "It's the little things."
In matters of current events, we've a realtor lurking through The Compound. The Bastardly Parental Units have decided to sell, making this not only a prime opportunity to move out myself, but to put on display all those materialistic things that really shouldn't matter so much.
Yet they do.
Ironically, for all their scoffing at what I spent on my home theater setup, it might just be the icing on what would otherwise be a rather mundane cake. Not that it would go with the house, but it helps greatly when one has to try and visualize this as a habitable place.
Heh. Said realtor just walked in here.
"Welcome to my dungeon." said I.
Not used to people walking in my room. It's an odd feeling, and a stark reminder of why I'm glad I never had friends to have over as a wee one. Missed out on strange little trolls ravaging through my junk, snooping, and making cluttered messes of their own.
Score another one for solitude.