It really bites living alone when

the wind is howling so strong that your floor vibrates and you’re scared, really scared of storms. To the point where your stomach plunges and heart drops into your nether regions at wind and thunder and you feel sick.
I’m not sure photos will take my mind off it enough. Watching X-Men and drinking Vanilla Vodka and Coke, followd by port and Old Jamaica chocolate seems to have helped somewhat, but I can’t see myself getting sleep anytime soon.
I really do hate typhoons, at night at least. During the day they are bearable. It’s the combination of fear of storms plus fear of the dark which really does me in. Shit..think I’ve gotta put X-Men 2 on. Really wish I had a friend living less than 1/2 hr away…
*whimper*

m0lybdenumAugust 30, 2004 - 10:22 pm

Maybe we can plan a sleepover for the next typhoon : )

kitlingAugust 31, 2004 - 12:56 am

*hugs*

bigger hugs

My mind kept telling me to call you last night – but i didn’t for some reason – assuming i’d get the answering machine as per usual

now i know why

gypsyamberAugust 31, 2004 - 1:02 am

I’m definately up for that! The trouble is they call typhoon so often but it’s only a couple of times a year that it actually seems to hit.

gypsyamberAugust 31, 2004 - 3:45 am

Oh I was home allright – miserably so. I must’ve been sending out distress signals pretty strong!
But called me as soon as I posted and talked with me for ages. By the time we hung up, I watched X-Men 2, and fooled around on the computer for a bit, the wind had died down to a tolerable level, ie. not expecting windows to shatter at any point – damn not having storm shutters.

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