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I'm really really really never watching my roommates animals again. 4:30 this morning the dog barks, then whines. All is quiet, he does it again then the cats start fighting. I realize I need to use the bathroom and get up. I get the cats to leave each other alone. The dog wants to go out so he does. I head to the bathroom. Oh look someone's peed in the hall. My money is on the cat she refuses to get fixed. And then after dealing with all this I never really went back to sleep. Not cool.

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New worst time to start your period ever. On your lunch break when you're working outside in way to warm weather and then have really bad cramps kick in. On the upside because I work for family 'I have really bad cramps and it's warm, I'm going home early to die' is an acceptable reason to leave. And that's pretty much exactly what I said too.

Then I made the mistake of stopping at Dad's and ended up staying way longer than I wanted to. So now I'm home and I'm going to take some pain killers and lay in front of the tv and pray for death. At least the Ac's kept it around 72 in the house.

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I think Lemur is finally deciding I'm an okay person. She usually still awake when I get up in the morning. As soon as I go into the den she runs up to the second platform in her cage. When I open the cage to feed her she wants to come out for cuddles. Which doesn't really work so well because I usually have just about enough time to get myself ready for work with out stopping to play with her. But now she's getting so she'll come out in the evening too. Actually the problem is her staying in the cage. Not that she can let herself out. She just stands there and looks all cute and I open the door and she come out and then she wont go back in the cage without some coaching. I wish I had a place I could let her run around some, but between piles of junk and curious cats and dog it just isn't going to happen.

Sleep soon I think, but not until after more painkillers. Need to remember to buy my own so I stop liberating the roommate's.