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Tuesday, November 16, 2004
 

Still Random after All These Years

I enjoyed the randomized mp3 quiz so much that I've left the Nomad on random. We just finished a part of Handel's Messiah and have moved on to Bob Dylan's "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight." Handel. Dylan. Some of the great composers of the millennium.

I had a horrific migraine earlier. It was an odd thing: I always have aura before the migraine, but this time I didn't. Instead, in class, the thought flashed across my mind: "I'm going to have a migraine." It took me by surprise, and I did a quick mental inventory, which revealed that I had neither headache nor aura. In other words, nothing to suggest a migraine impending. Then I had the exact same experience again in class, thinking that I would have a migraine. Again, nothing to suggest it. I wrote it off because of lack of aura. Then I have an awful one. It makes you (or me, anyway) wonder what kind of weird neurological / biochemical signal told me, twice, that a migraine was coming without me being consciously aware of any symptoms.

Brains. They're weird things.

Especially mine. Or do I claim to much credit for myself? Probably.

Moving on: I got my first ever DHL delivery today. Basically, the driver apparently threw the package at my door from a distance and ran, because, by the time I answered the knock, the guy was already back in his van. I was not impressed. [Nick Cave: "Here Comes the Sun"] Perhaps he was frightened off my attack cat?


Here, defending me against the bedskirt. Can't tell who's winning the fight here.
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DHL is in one of the Lecter books, but I forget which. Speaking of random neuron activity, let's free associate!

Or listen to "Only the Lonely." I love me some Roy.

Long zone-out there, during which time we've moved on to "Ruby Tuesday." I'm a little fuzzy after a whanging migraine, can ya tell? I mean, it's taken the length of how many songs for me to compose a simple post? There's a word for this after-migraine tiredness and zoned-out-ness, but I forgot it (I'm surprised I remembered my password to login into blogger, at this point); I just call it the "migraine hangover."

Whoa. Head is NOT up for Rage against the Machine. And Rammstein appears to be next. Owww. Ahh. Arlo Guthrie ("Cooper's Lament"); that's more my speed at the moment.

Amazon.com's recommendations wizard thingie seems to think I need a fleece baby blanket. They must know something I don't.

Reading: let's just say the true crime obsession is getting out of hand.
Listening: currently, "Baby I Love You," Ramones version (which is classic, if you've never heard it)
Current Obsession: too spaced-out to obsess (which is saying a lot, for me)
Alice: is shedding profusely. I tried to explain that her timing was off, but she seems to have ignored me.


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