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Friday, March 28th, 2008 07:19 pm
I was walking home from the station, it was drizzling a little. On the other side of the road were a couple of spooky kids. They are a nice pair, I've spoken to them on the train before now, and devoted to each other.

A car passed then and the lads in it started hurling abuse at these kids. Why? One presumes because they were different. I don't know how they felt, but I was left shaking, upset, and on the verge of tears. In the past, I'd probably been inwardly seething and angry.

When I got in, I went into the kitchen to make a cup of tea (Earl Grey, hot), and discovered I hadn't taken any of my pills this morning, they were all set out ready. So, at that point I'd missed my escitalopram, 2mg of estradiol valerate, and 100mg of spironolactone. Although, I vaguely remember using some oestrogel this morning.

Alice.
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Friday, February 1st, 2008 11:24 pm
Right, so, tonight I went down the pub to meet up with friends as I do most Friday evenings. It's usually a bit of a natter, and a few drinks (non-alcoholic in my case).

There's this lad Paul, I've spoken to him on a number of occasions mainly in passing, over the last 5 or so years. I wouldn't class him as a friend. TBH, I think even acquaintance might be pushing it a touch, and I certainly don't fancy him. The usual suspects (WANOLJ), Carl, Dawn, David, Denise and I are sitting in one corner of the pub. We'd been there long enough that I was halfway done my second pint of lime and soda, when Paul comes over and starts making a nuisance of himself.

After a moment he wanders off and goes to annoy some other people, but he is soon to return.

Paul (to me): "How ya doin' guy?"
Me: Ok, but don't call me guy please."
P: "See ya wearing a bra now" *grabs and twangs my bra strap*
Me: "Stop that and don't do it again!"
P: *rests hand on my shoulder*
Me: "Could you take your hand off my shoulder?"
P: *starts kneading my shoulder*
Me: "stop it now, and don't touch me again."
P: *continues to knead shoulder*
Me: *swings round and takes a swipe at him*
P: "I thought we were friends"
Me: "Don't ever touch me again"
P: "Sorry"
Me: "The best way you can say sorry is by going away and leaving me alone."
P: *goes, leaves pub shortly after*

Sometimes, I start to hate men, particularly those who don't seem to know the difference between friendliness and molestation.

Can I kill him now?

Alice.
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Wednesday, August 8th, 2007 03:25 am
To ensure the continued happiness of the Alice. Do not disturb with rowdy behaviour outside her house at 3am.

This has been a public service announcement. Thank You.

Alice.
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Thursday, May 31st, 2007 08:32 pm
To the gurl who stuck her nose in my face and called me a "fucking tranny", as I said to you;

"Yes, and I'm more of a lady than you'll ever be."
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Saturday, April 14th, 2007 08:31 pm
I've been feeling a bit "blah" today. Although I did get a few things done. Got the new ceiling light fitted in the bathroom. The b/f ([livejournal.com profile] shinydan) knows the saga, but briefly, antique brass effect seems to be currently out of fashion - most things are silver or white. Eventually got the replacement eyeball spot from B&Q in Stockport. While fitting it discovered why the lamp holder in the old one had started to crumble; the fitting had been covered by the loft insulation. This is so very not recommended due to heat build up from 100W spot lamps. I therefore had to go into the loft to sort it out. Job duly done I had to have a shower because:
  1. the loft is very dirty (there's over a century of grime up there)
  2. it's probably wise to wear more than a pair of knickers when crawling around in the loft.
  3. it was rather sweaty up there even at 10AM
Then played a bit of Dungeon Siege: Legends of Aranna whilst my hair was drying and a load of washing was doing.

Washing suitably pegged out, I disappeared off to do the shopping, wandered through M&S where I saw a few nice skirts, but not nice enough to persuade me to part with £45 for one. None of the other clothes shops managed to have anything that appealed either. Maybe I'm shopped out at the moment. A quick wander round the food shops provided the wherewithal to make dinner and curry to freeze.

On return home bunged another load of washing in, with finished and was pegged out with just enough time to get to the pub before the start of the Grand National.

Watched that while being blathered at by a very drunk postman. Fortunately he is a good friend, but he'd had far more than was sensible. A year ago I'd probably have been in the same state.

Unusually for me I stayed to watch the footie (I'm not a great fan). During the match I realised what would have made it perfect, that being snuggled up with Dan while watching the game.

Memo: 5 pints of lime and soda is a lot of fluid, and the ladies loo obstinately remains extremely pink...

Now, I always used to find the ogling of passing girls, by the blokes in the pub a bit of a irritation. Now however, I'm beginning to find such behaviour boorish and unacceptable. But what to do about it? I suppose at the end of the there isn't anything I can do really.

So that folks was my Saturday. All that's left is to have my dinner, and catch up with email and Cix.

Alice.
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Monday, April 9th, 2007 04:46 pm
I wandered down town to do the shopping I didn't do on Saturday. The reason for that being that I'd gone to Chester for the Saturday session of Eastercon.

Anyway, As I was walking home, I go to cross the road, and a voice pipes up:
"Excuse me", she says.
I stop to see what is wanted.
"You must wait until the green man is showing", she continues.
To which I reply, "I'm old enough to decide for myself when it is safe to cross the road". I then proceed to cross the deserted road, leaving her waiting for the green man. It's not as if there was anyone else about, especially young children.

Alice.
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