I’m only updating this for the roughly 2 to 3 people who may read this at 3:00 AM on Friday morning admist what I can only imagine is a hellish 29 hours. By the time you bitches read this, I will be fast asleep in the comfort of my own bed (possibly without pants on, just to clarify).
When I wake up, which I hope will be no earlier than 8:00 AM, I might just venture to Waffle Barn and gorge myself on delicious waffles and crispy bacon. Then I will come home, both rested from 10 hours of sleep and full from a wonderful, leisurely breakfast, and will fall back asleep for a few more hours. It will be grand.
ANYWAYS, here are some things that might make you smirk a little during the wee hours of the night…
My cat is drinking out of my toilet. Yes, the same toilet in which my odd-colored chemo pee is in. I hope he dies.
Apparently, there is some 100-foot long snake just chillin’ in Borneo these days.
I have two old lady stories for ya:
- One of my nurses (she’s about 60 something) died her hair red a few weeks back and another nurse asked if I liked it. I said, “Sure, it’s spunky.” The second nurse followed up with, “You know what they say about red heads right?” And I, without thinking, replied, “Oh yeah, fire-crotch.” Apparently the nurse meant that red heads are just blonds in disguise. Who knew? Lesson Learned: Think before you speak; you’ll never know what old lady you’ll accuse of having a stinky va jay jay.
- On another day, a completely unrelated nurse called me the “wise old soul” around the hospital. I was moderately offended because it’s another group of people who think I’m old, but also partially flattered because I was called wise, which actually ended up leading to the word “intelligent.” But I digress. Some crazy old bat next to me, who just so happens to be a religious zealot, responds in this way: “Oh, so you’re wise, huh? That’s the Lord way’s of saying you’re ready to go to the other side.” Lesson Learned: Apparently, God wants me to die.
I’m going to bed though. Good luck with your athon. I donated $50 because, like terrorism, I won’t let cancer win. BOOM.
Jason. Out.



