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I don't want to make a gaffe in Gstaad where the merest gaffe might trigger an avalanche but what will they pinch on me...I hope?
I sleep raw and have done since high school at least. I was nervous, living with a roommate for the first time, that I would be compelled to wear the nightshirt I had brought along as camouflage. Occasionally I'll wear a nightgown, when we have guests or I am one. A nightgown, and not pajamas, because anything that interferes with the thrashing of my legs is evil and wrong.
Last night I shucked my pyjamas to the floor and climbed into bed. Rarely I have to get up to pee, not often; to my knowledge I have never sleepwalked.
This morning I woke up from a series of uncomfortable dreams (wanting to take a nap instead of vote, Cordelia from "Buffy" trying to steal my boyfriend, the Cowboy Junkies saying "no comment" when asked whom they would vote for in the U.S. election [they're Canadian]) that, happily for my overall impression of them, was interrupted by the alarm clock when everyone was laughing (I think in an end-of-the-Bradys or of-Scooby-Doo "you crazy kids" kind of way) and staggered out to turn off the shrieking thing. Midway across the floor I noticed...I was wearing underwear.
A while ago, out of desperation brought on by shredding elastic, I bought a pack of underwear from CostCo. These are terrible garments, supposedly bikini but really fitting near the hip such that at every move I am reminded of too much fabric or elastic over my hip bone. Which is wrong. I assigned them for use only under bike shorts. This is what I was wearing this morning.
Part of the nap-instead-of-vote thing was that I had a hotel room facing a sidewalk and kept lowering the shade but someone not in the room nor on the sidewalk but existing only as a reflection in the window kept raising the shades or opened the louvres on the blinds, so I couldn't lie down and sleep except with an audience (both the passersby and the haint, a priest), and I couldn't get to my polling precinct without some rest. I wonder if it was because of that dream that I got up, opened a drawer, removed a pair of underdrawers, didn't notice or care that this was the most uncomfortable style I own, donned them, and went back to bed and to sleep.
It wasn't Slippery Slope, but it was fine. I do hope the twelfth, which might be Lousy Lane, starts wrapping up threads so the thirteenth isn't overwhelming with raveling and knotted care. Grotto does end with a chance in that direction. Sunny didn't bust out with anything as priceless as "Buscheney!" but she did use a few words I want to look up.