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What I did last night

July 1, 2011 By pia

The Milk Party had taken over my house. My sister was over as were my parents. My father found out that my sister thought she was eating chicken dipped in Panko and incredible spices. In reality the chicken was dipped in uncooked pork. He had to warn her.

I looked at the ottoman. If they opened it, I couldn’t imagine the consequences. There was coffee; both beans and fresh ground; French roast and pecan. Both made from the darkest best beans. This was especially unacceptable. Having coffee in the house meant an instant death sentence.
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I woke up panicking. It was the third night in a row I have had one totally horrible dream followed by two great ones. In real life I have reached a point in my work where it’s finish the frigging thing before I kill myself by panic attack. I hope to update Courting more frequently, but first I have to figure out what I did to Iphoto or pictures probably that makes it impossible for me to put in images. I really really have to do that for Psychology Today also. It sucks having a disability that makes the little things so hard!

Filed Under: guilt meter Tagged With: non verbal learning disorders

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  1. Doug says

    July 1, 2011 at 7:49 am

    Well, happy holiday weekend. Don’t panic. Tranquila tranquila.

  2. cooper says

    July 5, 2011 at 8:25 pm

    I hope your weekend was great and you are recovering well.

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