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Anyway, I had the doctor
look
at it (I was hoping it was the cause of all my worries, although I would
be loathe to kill all the spiders in my room; they *do* take care of all
those nasty, buzzing, flying insects that like to dive bomb me while I'm
trying to fall asleep) and she told me, no, no spider bite. Just a
zit. But whatta great zit! I'm no longer afraid of having acne. A
big zit on my face doesn't bother me so much. I know it will be gone
soon enough, that this is just the outward indication that I'm going to
bleed soon. It helps that I have no special people around or events to
attend in the next week or so. Hmm. Yeah, as long as the zit is gone
by Wiscon, which is the next big thing I'm doing, then I'll be fine.
I am excited about Wiscon, by the way. Potlatch was so much fun, and that
was a tiny con of only one day. Wiscon is a four-day feminist science
fiction convention. I'll get to stay in a hotel room and everything! Not
only will I have tons of like-minded people to hang out and talk to, but
some of my favorite writers will be there (including Nalo Hopkinson). Hm, I should be writing stuff, so I
don't feel like a poser while I'm there. I was going to write this entry
about how moody I get right before my period. And how this one is
especially bad. I feel like a water balloon filling with water and
sagging towards a very sharp stick. I can hardly wait to pop, I'm so
uncomfortable in my skin these days. And, well, a part of me is hoping
that this rash is just related to an especially bad bout of PMS. A girl
can hope, can't she? Last night, during corpse pose in yoga class, I
tried to meditate on the rash fading away. I went immediately into a
waking dream, where I forgot to think about it. But everytime I
came to a bit, I would concentrate on making my body absorb the
discoloration on my skin. And you know what? It wasn't gone, but it was
noticably lighter when I checked my legs after class. Yay,
biofeedback! Anyway, I'll try to keep updating here, despite my
moodiness this week. I hope none of y'all take it too personally. This
is really between me and my estrogen.
On hold for now:
Henry and June by Anais Nin
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HomeWednesday, May 16th, 2001 -
A Spider's Kiss
Hey, M'ris, I
have what I thought was a spider bite, too. It was this awful, swollen
red bump right on the cheekbone near the corner of my eye. On Monday it
was so swollen and shiny it made it look like someone had hit me with
their fist. By now it sorta looks like an ill-colored beauty mark. It
really brings out my cheekbones, I swear. Exercise log:
A wonderful yoga class in an overhot room that made stretching so easy! I
was also much stronger in some of the poses than I thought I would be. I
should definitely keep up with the gym.
Writing log:
Working on sketching out a new story. It may or may not be spec
fic. We'll see. It's definitely erotic.
I'm currently
reading:
Fool's War by Sarah Zettel
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