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I didn't get any Monster energy drink during the weekend, and my headache finally went away on Sunday. Had my English final yesterday and it went okay-ish. Found the exam pretty hard, but I still managed to get a lot of points, so I just hope the grading will be lenient. Glad it's over, at least. I also already started studying for my exam resit that's in about a month, and I know that makes me sound like a nerd, but I'm comically bad at mathematics right now, so I need the headstart.
Anyway, yesterday after the exam Thalia came over and we played Freddi fucking Fish 2 on the tv. I had the game for DVD-players, which is such a bold concept that I can't help but appreciate it. We had wanted to play this bad boy for months, but it didn't work in Thalia's Blu-Ray player (since it had been fighting every disc we put in), so we had to wait until yesterday. Thalia came up with the dumb idea to play the game in ITALIAN, which meant we had no clue what the Hell we were doing. It took forever to get anything done given that we COULDN'T UNDERSTAND A DAMN THING, but some of the animations and songs cracked us up so hard, so I guess the game was worth our time, LOL. My mother doesn't get why we play games made for little kids, but I think she just doesn't know what it's like to crack up at stupid shit with friends. Put some respect on my homeboy Freddi.
Yesterday I had a Monster. Yesterday I had energy. Yesterday I was jittery. Today I didn't have a Monster. Today I have less energy. Today I got sad that I couldn't study because the exhaustion made me feel so unmotivated. Pick your fucking poison, I guess.
Anyway, my neighbor's grandson (who is 16+ AT LEAST) keeps stomping and YELLING Europapa on loop for long periods of time. And no, this is NOT singing. It's YELLING. He sounds like he's trying to push his vocal chords out of his body. Now, I support Autism and all, but at least soundproof ya walls, dipshit.
Oh well, at least school's over for now. Only have my exam resit next month and then... Well, nothing but graduation, basically. Fucking insane, honestly... No more high school... Out of this hellhole and into... well, nothingness, I guess... I don't know. I just try to live one day at a time because a future's for people who don't need prescription pills.
Anyway, yesterday after the exam Thalia came over and we played Freddi fucking Fish 2 on the tv. I had the game for DVD-players, which is such a bold concept that I can't help but appreciate it. We had wanted to play this bad boy for months, but it didn't work in Thalia's Blu-Ray player (since it had been fighting every disc we put in), so we had to wait until yesterday. Thalia came up with the dumb idea to play the game in ITALIAN, which meant we had no clue what the Hell we were doing. It took forever to get anything done given that we COULDN'T UNDERSTAND A DAMN THING, but some of the animations and songs cracked us up so hard, so I guess the game was worth our time, LOL. My mother doesn't get why we play games made for little kids, but I think she just doesn't know what it's like to crack up at stupid shit with friends. Put some respect on my homeboy Freddi.
Yesterday I had a Monster. Yesterday I had energy. Yesterday I was jittery. Today I didn't have a Monster. Today I have less energy. Today I got sad that I couldn't study because the exhaustion made me feel so unmotivated. Pick your fucking poison, I guess.
Anyway, my neighbor's grandson (who is 16+ AT LEAST) keeps stomping and YELLING Europapa on loop for long periods of time. And no, this is NOT singing. It's YELLING. He sounds like he's trying to push his vocal chords out of his body. Now, I support Autism and all, but at least soundproof ya walls, dipshit.
Oh well, at least school's over for now. Only have my exam resit next month and then... Well, nothing but graduation, basically. Fucking insane, honestly... No more high school... Out of this hellhole and into... well, nothingness, I guess... I don't know. I just try to live one day at a time because a future's for people who don't need prescription pills.
