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Because the one meaning roughly "to persist in existence" that was used to translate Hamlet (there is no 'to be' in Okrand Klingon) is the one I want to use for my current sentiment that it hurts/is exhausting to verb. (Not particularly physically; pain level is at the usual threeish.)
The drive on 93 was less of a disaster than it was yesterday? The giant block northbound was mysteriously not there which is alarmingly efficient for road construction in a way that makes me suspect that the other shoe is a hobnailed boot; the southbound horrible slalom through cones and barrels remains.
I do not think the basement will flood again today so that is a way in which today cannot help but be better than yesterday. (Caused by construction affecting water flow, because why not make sure Dependency Hell is even more of a stress point? That would be fun!)
Yesterday was basically a slow motion meltdown/panic attack for about ten hours of it and then I had a hit off the bottle of cope and some rum and slowly tried to recover. This has not succeeded.
My blaseball team is making me nervous which I suppose is traditional. But the commissioner is doing a great job.
The drive on 93 was less of a disaster than it was yesterday? The giant block northbound was mysteriously not there which is alarmingly efficient for road construction in a way that makes me suspect that the other shoe is a hobnailed boot; the southbound horrible slalom through cones and barrels remains.
I do not think the basement will flood again today so that is a way in which today cannot help but be better than yesterday. (Caused by construction affecting water flow, because why not make sure Dependency Hell is even more of a stress point? That would be fun!)
Yesterday was basically a slow motion meltdown/panic attack for about ten hours of it and then I had a hit off the bottle of cope and some rum and slowly tried to recover. This has not succeeded.
My blaseball team is making me nervous which I suppose is traditional. But the commissioner is doing a great job.