Ugh.

[azekeil]

Gosh. I did get quite drunk yesterday. I drank 6 of those 330ml bottles of Inns and Gunn, at 6.6%. I thought I was pacing myself too.. they went down so easily. I stopped drinking at about 8pm I think, and drank tea and water until bedtime (at 10pm when I decided an early night would be good). My body, however, had other plans and thoughtfully decided to wake me up at 3am to drink more water. Probably a good thing, all in all. Shame I couldn't get properly back to sleep and fitfully dozed until my alarm went off this morning.

Feeling somewhat fragile and a little tired too :/

Heard ev1ldonut at some point during the night too (only because I was already mostly awake).. nice to know they're back safely :)

Lunch at the Royal Oak, kissycat1000 and ev1ldonut? I could do with some starch and grease to mop up the remnants of my hangover..

Comments

[serena-lesley.livejournal.com]

Pick you up at 12?

Your ears are good if you heard Mr Donut last night; we slept at my house... :P

[azekeil.livejournal.com]

Sounds good.

I heard someone go to the loo.. I suppose it could have been T but I thought I heard a door with a roller-clasp shut..

Anyway, come on MSN? I missed you!

[bex-sgs.livejournal.com]

I woke up this morning and mentally and physically appreciated the fact that 'today I am not hungover like I was yesterday, this is a good thing.' Because yesterday's hangover was BAD. My head was still sore as I got into bed at 11:30pm. Hope you feel OK today!

[azekeil.livejournal.com]

Hah, yes, sometimes it's good to take pleasure in your health because it tends to be something people take for granted. Maybe that's what hangovers are for.. ;)

[theeighth.livejournal.com]

I find having a hangover makes me acutely aware of the dimensions of my body.

Where can you buy that beer btw? It was made of concentrated beer awesome.

[azekeil.livejournal.com]

Believe it or not, Tesco certainly do it, and I believe Sainsburys do it too.