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Aug. 5th, 2008 06:36 amI told R that life had it in for us this week.
I have a massive galloping head cold, congestion, fever, cough, the whole shebang. Jesus, every time I cough it's like puking. SO I AM STAYING HOME. I have reached my limit. And besides they might hate me but they'd hate losing the eight million other people I'd infect way more.
R took his phone out of his pocket last night after running home in a rainstorm and realised his very expensive blackberry-style Verizon phone is toasted. Last night it wouldn't work at all; today it comes on but the keypad won't work. Most of his work is done by phone, so he's seriously wigging out, but I've lent him my phone and hopefully he can call Verizon and get their advice. He sure won't take mine.
I'd crawl back into bed but it's so humid and sticky in here, oh my GOD.
Instead R and I are sitting on the couch watching Al Green sing "Jesus is Waiting" on Soul Train, which is R's song du jour of the week. Well, other than "Respect Yourself" from the Stax set I gave him.
If you don't respect yourself
Ain't nobody gonna give a good cahoot!
We both agree that this is without a doubt the best use of "cahoot" in any song ever.
(R's mum just called him on my phone. God, for someone who practically moved out of the house at fourteen he's certainly pretty dependent on her when anything unexpected happens. All things considered he should be less of a bundle of nerves than I am, but in a crisis I feel pretty sane compared to him.)
I have a massive galloping head cold, congestion, fever, cough, the whole shebang. Jesus, every time I cough it's like puking. SO I AM STAYING HOME. I have reached my limit. And besides they might hate me but they'd hate losing the eight million other people I'd infect way more.
R took his phone out of his pocket last night after running home in a rainstorm and realised his very expensive blackberry-style Verizon phone is toasted. Last night it wouldn't work at all; today it comes on but the keypad won't work. Most of his work is done by phone, so he's seriously wigging out, but I've lent him my phone and hopefully he can call Verizon and get their advice. He sure won't take mine.
I'd crawl back into bed but it's so humid and sticky in here, oh my GOD.
Instead R and I are sitting on the couch watching Al Green sing "Jesus is Waiting" on Soul Train, which is R's song du jour of the week. Well, other than "Respect Yourself" from the Stax set I gave him.
If you don't respect yourself
Ain't nobody gonna give a good cahoot!
We both agree that this is without a doubt the best use of "cahoot" in any song ever.
(R's mum just called him on my phone. God, for someone who practically moved out of the house at fourteen he's certainly pretty dependent on her when anything unexpected happens. All things considered he should be less of a bundle of nerves than I am, but in a crisis I feel pretty sane compared to him.)