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Chyme12 — The Wrong Pyjama's
Published: 2008-05-09 21:13:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 464; Favourites: 3; Downloads: 8
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Errrrrr.........no, not a scene out of 'The Evil Dead'. But just..... Another true life story of how, at the age of 20, I ended up in the wrong ' hospital.'.........and I'm not the one holding the teddy bear although I am mistaken for him nowadays
I don't want to talk about it, so I'll just
draw it. Get the picture?
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Hi Yakario, Interesting question.
I can't say as I've thought about it really, so I assume it's natural. Then again, I imagine it all stems from school and being taught to write as clearly and as legibly as possible.
If there is any intent, then it's the fact of wanting to express your self with clarity and a certain amount of style.
So, my answer would be, It is is something that started intentionally, becoming natural with practice. I guess personality comes into it too!
A bit of both then!
Hope this makes sense.
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I do like how you word things, clever they are. Question is is the cleverness intentional or, natural.
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I suspect it's the rest of the world that needs locking up. They might be the wrong pyjamas, but I'm glad you got free of them
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I suspect that real freedom seems like utter madness to some !
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Excellent drawing and I wondered where you'd been! I didn't have to wear PJs when I was in the hospital, but I DID have to wear those sexy, anti-embolism stockings after surgery.
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ha ha........mmmmmm, anti-embolism stockings eh? Sounds wonderfully sterile. I have a story to write about this, but it is really very personal, as you can imagine. I started to write it, then wondered if I had the guts to share it. Some things are too weird and wonderful and precious, but I'm pleased you liked the drawing. Some of the patients I was with had to wear braclets and incontinence pants.
Kinda scarey place for any one, yet alone a guy barely out of his teens. I still remember a young guy in there, just sat staring at the wall.............nobody could reach him. I sometimes think of him and wonder if he could still be there and it makes my blood run cold. Then again, he may just be heading up some political party and running for office.
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Yes, I often wonder about many of my previous roommates while I was in the hospital. One man had a bleak outlook, he was in bad pain and diagnosed with stomach cancer. I saw the obituary of another roommate (he was shot trying to keep home invaders out of a party) they shot him through the door he was trying to hold shut as everyone else escaped) - it was a very, very sad thing to experience.
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Yes, and only in gang-infested neighborhoods where drugs and boredom abound.
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