Scary Scary Bed Bugs

So I'm a total insomniac. I probably wont be asleep for another six hours in fact. It's not that I don't like sleep - in fact I think insomniacs love sleep more than any other person, but I just cant fall asleep like other people do. I lived through highschool with like 2 hours of sleep and coffee/tea the entire time. Ofc its not entire a bad thing. I have so much time to do anything - despite me not spending that time doing anything important. My mind also seems to be most awake at around 3am so it also helps that any work I have ends up being done more effectively than most others. But then there are the actual down sides which according to studies include but are not limited to: diabetes, going crazy, cardiac problems, crappy personality, and a whole slew of others. Even so I kinda don't regret/hate being this way. It's so much more peaceful at night~
Insomniacs unite ♥

Strange Little World

So I was talking to a friend of mine recently. I had never actually met this person in my life and probably never will. Well that may not be true entirely; he said he lived in NY so it may be possible that we are closer than we even know. The internet is a strange thing like that - bringing people closer together yet never really close at all. Even more remarkable is how people change on the internet. With full anonymity no one can ever really judge you and thus you are free to say whatever you want, wherever you want, to whomever you want. This is surprisingly in many cases more real than anyone around me. "Real life" is full of facades; people stretch the truth to seem better, and others just flat out pretending to be things they're not. Often times we get away with it which is why we do it I suppose. But the internet comes with the assumption that everyone is lying in the first place, making it strangely more likely that someone might actually be telling the truth.

So I was supposed to be blogging...

Guess I wasn't as into this as I thought I'd be. Considering how forgetful I am, a blogdiary would've been pretty cool and useful to have but it ended up seeming as more like a chore than anything. Such a shame right?

But on a side note; have you ever gotten the urge to suddenly break into dance on the subway? Or bus except I don't take those. It seems a lot of people do and I honestly think its everyone - they just wont admit it. BUT thats not the real question - the real question is what kinda music you hear in your head when that happens. I like to imagine some celtic folk dancy sorta stuff. Although I don't think I've actually ever heard any of that...