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I appear to be accidentally overbalancing towards the vegetarian side of the force. I mean, it's no great surprise, since pretty much the only animal related things I eat are fishcakes and some tuna, but it's becoming more pointed. I had a sausage sandwich yesterday and could barely get through it. I will continue to eat meat that is cooked for me, 'cos I hate inconveniencing people, but I suspect that restaurant purchases and my food shops will avoid the meaty sections entirely. Weirdness.

Also, the most disappointing thing in the world is one hiccup. Seriously. There's just something delightful about hiccups, something that transports me back to being about eight years old and completely unable to control the ridiculous laughter at inconsequentials. And it's really satisfying curing them, too, drinking upside down and trying not to get water up your nose. I'm now attempting to poke my diaphragm (pronounced with a hard g) and whining that it should make more.

I also have an idea for the noir fic that it is inevitable I will write. And it... could potentially be kinda awesome, which is fun. Still no plots of my own, though; really need to work on that whole thing.

And now to bed, I think. Tomorrow I'm going home to the discomfort of the worst mattress ever, so I shall take advantage of the happy warm fidgety comfort of this one and settle in for more of the recent bizarre and incredibly vivid dreams. :D

Comments

[fire-and-a-rose.livejournal.com]

I have never been a super-huge fan of beef or pork, but I liked them--beef more--and chicken I especially liked.

I can't eat any of them any longer, because all of those meats taste bad to me. It's probably from a nerve problem; the meat is fine and fresh, but it all tastes literally rotten at worst and just not-good at best.

Fish I cling to, though! And egg whites and cheese.

It is kinda of weird, though, to just...not even think of going to the meat counter any longer.

[lucythedragon.livejournal.com]

Whenever I tell people I'm a vegetarian people always assume I'm doing it for ethical reasons, when the truth is I just can't stomach meat. I was really sick when I was eating meat with every meal, and I haven't really had indigestion since I switched to no-meat.

[fer-de-lance.livejournal.com]

The upside-down-water-cure works for you, too! :D This makes me happy. Although I don't actually bother with the upside-down part anymore, since I figured out how it works. Still! It's so exciting having my personal "it works!" cure confirmed! :D ((is eight, too))