and i'm blogging
For some reason, I felt the need to have a blog today. I'll probably regret it tomorrow, but that's what they make the "delete blog" button for. Mostly I noticed that I have a serious lack of inner monologue, so I'm hoping this will help with that. It's getting ridiculous. I must look like an escaped mental patient in the grocery store because whenever I'm there, I absolutely cannot avoid talking out loud. To nobody. If I can't find something, I just ask myself, "Where would that be?" as I wander the store. Or if I'm looking at something I'm unfamiliar with, I have to talk it out. "What's the difference between Albacore and Light Meat? Does it matter? Should I call my mom again?"
And it extends beyond the grocery store. People at work notice it all the time. They know to ignore me unless I actually address them. Luckily I have cats at home, so that at least gives me some excuse. Except for the fact that I'm TALKING TO CATS. I rehearse conversations, too. And not just serious ones that you should plan out, I mean I will actually script how I'm going to go home and tell my husband I saw a cute little squirrel running across the street carrying a giant corn cob in its mouth. So there's me in my car talking to myself, and I know people know the difference between singing and talking when they observe my schizophrenic actions from the safety of their own vehicles.
I remember one time when I was younger; my family went on vacation to a bed and breakfast. While I was in the shower, I acted out something--I can't even remember what now, but I was just yapping out loud for the entire duration of my cleansing. After I got out, I walked into the room where my family was all laughing. They asked what I was singing, and I actually said, "Oh, I wasn't singing, I was talking." Cause that was better. I mean it's common for people to SING in the shower, but dammit I should make sure nobody thought I was doing that.
Sigh.
So we'll see how this goes. It probably won't help, but at least I'm trying.
And it extends beyond the grocery store. People at work notice it all the time. They know to ignore me unless I actually address them. Luckily I have cats at home, so that at least gives me some excuse. Except for the fact that I'm TALKING TO CATS. I rehearse conversations, too. And not just serious ones that you should plan out, I mean I will actually script how I'm going to go home and tell my husband I saw a cute little squirrel running across the street carrying a giant corn cob in its mouth. So there's me in my car talking to myself, and I know people know the difference between singing and talking when they observe my schizophrenic actions from the safety of their own vehicles.
I remember one time when I was younger; my family went on vacation to a bed and breakfast. While I was in the shower, I acted out something--I can't even remember what now, but I was just yapping out loud for the entire duration of my cleansing. After I got out, I walked into the room where my family was all laughing. They asked what I was singing, and I actually said, "Oh, I wasn't singing, I was talking." Cause that was better. I mean it's common for people to SING in the shower, but dammit I should make sure nobody thought I was doing that.
Sigh.
So we'll see how this goes. It probably won't help, but at least I'm trying.
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