Vaccination-Hangover

 Yesterday we didn’t NOTHING! And yes, we did so little things, that the ‘nothing’ head to be full caps locked. That’s kinda also the reason why I’m writing yesterday’s blog only two hours after yesterday. I can’t sleep…

So, when we got up in the morning, the usual after vaccination procedure happened. Or at least that’s how the vaccination affects me; I got up with hurting head, like I would have had to many drinks on the night of the day before yesterday. I got outta bed, I think I made Sari breakfast — yeah I think I did, although I can’t recall right now. I felt weird so did Sari. Hence we stayed in bed all day. I was wearing underwear all day. I mean I always wear underwear, but yesterday I didn’t wear the whole day anything, but my underwear. Except for literally ten minutes when I took out the compost. That was it. Outta 24 hours or 1440 minutes I had proper home clots on for 10 minutes. Now that’s what I call a perfect lazy day!

We chilled all morning in the bed, watching idiotic Instagram videos. Then we got hungry, and had to realize sadly that all of the day before yesterday’s pizza were gone! Bummer. So Sari started boiling some water, while I cut the onion, then I cooked some pasta, and made a sauce for it. It was nice, simple, and an elegant way to have a ‘hangover’ lunch. 

In the afternoon we shacked up things, and instead of lying parallel with the window we turned 90° South. We watched Eva Zu Beck’s videos, or the two latest ones we haven’t seen yet, then switched to movie mode and selected a perfect movie. To get the 100% movie theater experience — no I didn’t ask Sara to jam my seat every 10 second violently and spit some popcorn in my hoodie but — we made some nice sandwiches for I don’t know what word I’m looking here for?! Why do we eat during a movie?! Anyway after the movie we had dinner, and watched some Youtube. 

Basically all we did yesterday was eat, watch something, and hiked to the bathroom. I’m honestly not surprised I can’t sleep although by now it’s terribly late.

Quick heads up(?) we watched the movie called Once Up On A Time In Hollywood, and it was a pretty good movie. It was almost three hours long! Almost three! But it had great vibes good actors, great storyline till half way. There something happened and it got a bit less understandable, however I still enjoyed it and would recommend you the movie! It has some true story strings! And it’s not the typical Tarantino movie where anybody dies in the end. If you haven’t seen it yet, and wanna pass almost three hours you know what to watch.

I think that’s it for today, I’ll try to catch some sleep and see you tomorrow!

Take care,

Almos

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