Sugar: Hi! Hi! Hi!
The boss brought me lunch, confined as I was to the office while she held a thank-you lunch for some of the students and staff upstairs. She brought me a coke and cake with it. More sugar than I usually take. I went spiraling. When I got free, I took a walk to the library and I couldn't shut up. It was like being socially retarded while hyperventilating. Everytime I stood next to someone I said hello or butted into their conversation. No one minded, thankfully. It was all fun and easy-going, but more aggressive than I am used to being. The toothless man at the elevators and I talked at length about the depravity of the elevators in the library and whether it was worth it to walk up all those stairs instead of waiting. I mockingly chided two high school girls who were shushing each other in the elevator. "That's right," I said, "there's no talking in the elevator." and I made a stern face. They burst into laughter. The doorman and I exchanged pleasantries at the door of the hotel. I even chatted up at two men in a cherry picker. They stared down blankly as I passed, humming a show tune.
Thing is, I rather like it; this speak-before-I-think rampaging across Cleveland. I don't want it to stop. Unfortunately, I have no intention of consuming enough sugar to bring me to this point ever again. So today it's Sugar: Hi! Tomorrow: status lo.
Thing is, I rather like it; this speak-before-I-think rampaging across Cleveland. I don't want it to stop. Unfortunately, I have no intention of consuming enough sugar to bring me to this point ever again. So today it's Sugar: Hi! Tomorrow: status lo.
4 Comments:
If you plan it right, I assume you can have your sugar:hi's during the day and starve yourself to crashing every night. Kind of like being intentionally bipolar. I wonder if such mood swings are sustainable, or if you'd go spiraling out of control. I'll have to try this some time.
Don't do it. The virgin Mary don't like sugar.
Slow down there speedy, good way to get yourself into trouble. Always look before you leap.
I love bouncy days like that! Except for me, they tend to trickle into when I need to work (which requires sitting still and writing) or sleep (which usually I do sitting still).
Remember Tigger....bouncy bouncy bouncy bouncy.... ;)
p.s. Don't always look before you leap. What fun is that? :)
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