I kick you, internal clock!

[synapticjava]

I was wide awake at 9:30 this morning, bright eyed and bushy tailed. You know what's worse than being woken up early on a day off? Waking up early for no reason on your day off. And it's not like I went to bed early last night, so I'm running on less sleep this weekend than I did all week last week. I've really had enough now. What's funny is that this week, when I can't sleep in - that's when my body will decide that I should stay in bed all day. Stupid body. *kicks it*

Had a few more wierd-ass dreams last night. I think I might be losing my mind. Not sure though, I'll keep you posted.

Right now I'm trying to finish this stupid book for History so I can do my book report on it. It's the most rediculous thing in the world. It's called Indian Givers, by Jack Weatherford. If you want a laugh, or something to put you to sleep, try this book. He argues that the potato single-handedly led to trippling the world's population from 1750-1950, that the fur trade single-handedly started the capitolist revolution, and that a corn seed revolutionized world agriculture. I can see how all of these things influenced such changes. But there's never one single cause for anything. This man is on crack. Indian crack, even, because everyone knows indians make the best everything and therefore their crack must also be the best. Pissant.

I guess I'm a little cranky today. Nevermind me, move along, move along.

Comments

[lunabee34.livejournal.com]

Indian crack, even, because everyone knows indians make the best everything and therefore their crack must also be the best. Pissant.

Giggle giggle giggle

[chocgood84.livejournal.com]

See. I can be witty when I wanna be.