Day 7
Now one full week into my hellish descent into the madness of sobriety. My body has rebelled with aches and pains from the withdrawal. My mind has almost completely snapped under the onslaught of repressed memories and wanton lust for the sweet release of inebriation.
At work, I have become what I most fear; a bastion of productivity. I can already see my coworker's expectations rising with each minute as I competently complete task after task to the satisfaction of my superiors. It is a bad precedent. The smallest glimmer of hope i carry is knowing the utter devastation I will cause them after Easter when i return to embrace the loving arms of alcohol. Perhaps they will cry, if so, i will feed on their tears....tears go good with gin, simple syrup, pour over ice, and serve with JUSTICE!
Alas, that day is still over a month away, for now i must endure and holy .... I just drank some of the hottest coffee on the planet! WTH is wrong with those people? Do they just add black food coloring to molten lead and serve it in a cup?!? I think I boils on my tongue now....still...once you get past the cathartic inferno, the hazelnut is actually quite pleasant. I'd get it again, then dip the coffee into dry ice to make it a tolerable temperature. Where can i get dry ice anyhow? It's so fun dipping things into it then smashing them, that is hours of fun! Science is fun.
Where was I?
Oh, right.
Sobriety, what a cruel joke that normal people play on each other. Living out their fruitless lives in utter normalcy, without any non-sequitur or abstractness that only the genius posses...and mentally ill too i guess...and particularly slow children...lower spectrum celebrities....this one dog i had in grade school wasnt quite right in the head either, but he at least made up for it in how fun he was.
These sober people though, no fun at all. And without the blindness of inebriation, not as attractive as I remember. Who would choose to live this way?!?