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yarg and yuck
Dec. 6th, 2004 08:14 amWoke up at @5:30 unable to breath through my nose, with my tongue and the roof of my mouth dried and crusty. I made significant effort to get back to sleep, only to be thwarted by his squeakiness who woke up at the alarming hour of 6:45. He has similar trauma going on, so he was desperate for milk.
I have a really low tolerance for his bullshit right now. He's learning how to talk, so when he's tired he just doesn't want to do it anymore, and if I don't READ HIS MIND INSTANTLY and discern what he wants, he assumes I've TURNED HIM DOWN and throws a fit of epic proportion. This is nigh constant lately, so today I actually used foul language and threatened to sell him to the gypsies or eject him into the snow.
And yes, it's snowing. I don't have a sled yet, so I guess today is the day to get one. Food first though.
Crash is home sick today, we're all sick actually, so I am going to leave K here and try an experiment. My one big freak out has been about where to shop when it snows, and I noticed the other day that St. Clair West happens to be in the basement of a Loblaws, so I am going to see if K and I can shop there. It's like 5 times as far away, but costs the same to get there, and there are other very serious differences...
Basically, because the Victoria Park TTC station isn't handicapped accessible, I can pay about $10 for a taxi, or I have to haul a granny cart of heavy groceries onto a bus, off again, down a flight of stairs, and then I can get on an escalator and onto a train, and then it's elevators and happiness the whole way home, except for the bus from Main, which I can opt to not take and just walk since it's not that far. I did it once alone with K and said I would never do it again. Even when I tried it with Crash, it was awful...
St. Clair West isn't accessible either, but the big vital difference here is simple, they have a down escalator. I only have to take my groceries on the one optional bus that way, and there is NO pain anywhere else unless there's a broken escalator or elevator, and even then it should still be in my favor since I only have to haul heavy things on the way home.
Anyway, I am off to attempt do this terrible thing ALONE first this time to see if I want to bother ever doing it again with the squeaker.
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curgoth or neeuqdrazil happen to see me wandering around their neighborhood and are deeply mystified, now they know why...
I have a really low tolerance for his bullshit right now. He's learning how to talk, so when he's tired he just doesn't want to do it anymore, and if I don't READ HIS MIND INSTANTLY and discern what he wants, he assumes I've TURNED HIM DOWN and throws a fit of epic proportion. This is nigh constant lately, so today I actually used foul language and threatened to sell him to the gypsies or eject him into the snow.
And yes, it's snowing. I don't have a sled yet, so I guess today is the day to get one. Food first though.
Crash is home sick today, we're all sick actually, so I am going to leave K here and try an experiment. My one big freak out has been about where to shop when it snows, and I noticed the other day that St. Clair West happens to be in the basement of a Loblaws, so I am going to see if K and I can shop there. It's like 5 times as far away, but costs the same to get there, and there are other very serious differences...
Basically, because the Victoria Park TTC station isn't handicapped accessible, I can pay about $10 for a taxi, or I have to haul a granny cart of heavy groceries onto a bus, off again, down a flight of stairs, and then I can get on an escalator and onto a train, and then it's elevators and happiness the whole way home, except for the bus from Main, which I can opt to not take and just walk since it's not that far. I did it once alone with K and said I would never do it again. Even when I tried it with Crash, it was awful...
St. Clair West isn't accessible either, but the big vital difference here is simple, they have a down escalator. I only have to take my groceries on the one optional bus that way, and there is NO pain anywhere else unless there's a broken escalator or elevator, and even then it should still be in my favor since I only have to haul heavy things on the way home.
Anyway, I am off to attempt do this terrible thing ALONE first this time to see if I want to bother ever doing it again with the squeaker.
If
curgoth or neeuqdrazil happen to see me wandering around their neighborhood and are deeply mystified, now they know why...
