I’m such a social commentator. I should have one of those booths with a microphone and just call things out to people who walk past, like some guy was doing the other morning in Queen Street Mall. He sat on the steps of Lush and made smart-alecky comments to everyone. There was a guy in a black trench coat and black clothes with long hair in a ponytail walking in front of me, and smart-alecky guy called out to him, “could you spare me a cigarette mate?” The trench coat guy said, “Sorry mate, I don’t smoke.” and then the smart-alecky guy said something I couldn’t hear and then said, “make sure you catch their heads when they fall won’t you?” ha! He was like, insinuating that the trench coat guy was like, a guillotine operator or something! Like, so funny! Ha! Haha! Ha. Not.
I think I ended up doing 17 files today. But I’ll check tomorrow’s report to make sure… I’m interested to see what it will actually end up being.
Napoleon keeps trying to climb up my leg, but he digs his claws right in and just hangs there for a minute before launching himself off again and then scooting off under the bed. It KILLS! (That was said like Napoleon Dynamite when he’s using the time machine). I must have forgotten the crystals. GOSH.
Today I feel relatively normal, after an emotionally volatile week or so. I feel so much better. You can’t see normality when you’re in that state of mind, and you can’t really understand where other people are coming from who are acting and thinking rationally. Rationality doesn’t even come into play. Stupid brain. Stupid chemicals.
So today, we have a story about ME! Well, not me, but the origin of my name.
Cassandra – In Greek myth, the seeress daughter of King Priam and Queen Hecuba of Troy. The god Apollo gave her the gift of prophecy in the hope of winning her heart, but she did not return his love, so he condemned her never to be believed. When Troy fell, Ajax raped Cassandra near an image of Athene. Taken to Greece as the concubine of the victorious King Agamemnon, she foretold bloodshed and refused to enter his palace. Agamemnon disbelieved her warnings and was violently assassinated. Cassandra herself was murdered shortly afterwards.
Well! Isn’t that a nice note to end on?! I agree. It’s not really. But oh well. I can’t be bothered writing any more. I’m downloading and installing the drivers for the scanner that Christian brought over.
YAY. I’m going to scan some things and then maybe I’ll post some more pictures! This is going to be a pictureless post because I’m busy with other things.

















