Yesterday was a rough day. My emotions were all over the place. I told my friend that I felt every emotion: "Woke up tired and hungover, then felt ecstatic and celebratory, doubtful, relaxed and optimistic, bored, sad, lonely, depressed..." Which was made worse by my roommate coming home and bragging about how good her date was, and then telling other roommate that they had a double date on a day that the two of us already had plans. Made me feel like the most worthless piece of shit ever.
I'm somewhere in between right now. Not feeling great, but not feeling particularly good either. I don't really feel like doing anything, but I need to go out. There's a comedy show I think I'm going to go see, if I can get motivated. Although, it'd be really nice if I had clean clothes. Washer's broken, and of course it's not getting replaced until tomorrow. Hopefully tomorrow. I don't know if they meant tomorrow or next Friday. o_0
Blegh.
I walked twice. Tooked too cold showers. Stuck to my diet strictly (only about 12g of carbs all day). And still gained weight (probably hanging onto water from all of the shit I was eating, but it's still depressing.)
It wasn't all bad. My highs were very high. Sat in the hot tub for a couple of hours (the first time in a month.) Then sat on the porch and smoked hookah for a couple of hours while listening to chill out music and finishing reading
The Hedonism Handbook. It's a hokey book at times, or even most of the time, but I'd still recommend it. It's made me start looking at my life differently. I've started eschewing the delayed gratification mentality that gets drilled into us in school. I'm ready to do things. I mean, not today, but in general...
In other news, I've completely adapted to the cold showers. I don't even breath hard when the water hits me anymore. My hair certainly benefits from it, and my psoriasis has all but disappeared, but I don't feel I'm still getting the same psychological benefits. It doesn't put me in "time to kick some ass" mode. Though, withdrawal related gloominess could be counteracting that benefit. Still, since it's not really a chore anymore, I will continue to do it. As an added bonus, I don't have to wait for the water to warm up before getting in, and I don't have to wait for the mirror to unfog before I can use it afterwards. All kinds of win.
I don't know what I'm going to do with myself today. I don't feel like doing anything...
P.S. 3 weeks! (Half-hearted) w00t!