you'd think I could dress myself

[greeneyes]

Oh crap. Put on clothes and hubby says um...no. looks like you slept in them. Correct. I can't get past this whirly thing. Please let me just dry my hair and get to work and not look or act too stupid.

[greeneyes]

you'd think I could dress myself

But then what? All I want to do is lay down and sleep. Am I alone here?

[Guest]

you'd think I could dress myself

Oh green,
That made me recall an incident yrs ago when I was wickedly hungover/still drunk........dragged myself out of the house to go to work........was walking down the street when I realized I could see the seams of my skirt........had put it on outside in. Was running late........no time to return to house, so had to skip down a lane to turn offending skirt out right way!!! :H

Gawd.........is hellish to have to go to work with hangover.

Starlight Impress x

[Croft]

you'd think I could dress myself

Mornings suck. They really do. And now I have to endure them knowing that I hopefully won't be drinking before noon anymore.

[greeneyes]

you'd think I could dress myself

hahaha. Hubby gave a deposition once and after I said um, your pants are on inside out. He's not a drinker, he's just a man. haha

[Croft]

you'd think I could dress myself

greeneyes;261206 wrote: But then what? All I want to do is lay down and sleep. Am I alone here?

You are Sooooo not alone. Sleep is an escape. I love to sleep, especially when I am feeling really down and alone in the alcohol issue. I can sleep and drift into a life that is not my own and no one can see. Waking up forces me to live with the person that I have become. And that person can be especially unattractive in the morning in many ways.