Let the blood rain!
Hurry! Hurry! Time to go! These were
the words that kept bouncing back and forth in my brain, ordering parts of
brain to follow without questions. The slow motioned red blood cells receive the
information from the neurones and begin to mass itself with the platelets in
the bloodstream.
Let’s go boys! Open the flood gates
and let this baby run! Whoosh! Out they came, streaming down my face, making me
splutter in surprise. Standing up on the side of my bed, I felt my bed get
drenched, but with what? A warm sticky, metallic-smelling liquid was plastered
on the lower sides of my face. Ewwww….. It was blood.
Apparently there was a breach in my
nose earlier that morning. The surface of the inner surfaces of my nose was
parched and when the cheeky little fluff of dust settled onto the landing of my
nostril, it set off an avalanche! Booom!!!! My nose erupted and spewed out
lava. Pfffsssshh! Out came the rushing juices and at the same time dirtying my
face and clothes. Hmph. =(
Go! Go! Go! I wasn’t really sure
what my brain was trying to let my body know. More blood to flow out and make a
mess, or run to the toilet to wash the bloody (no pun intended) mess away. Upon
instinct, I picked myself up from a daze and ran for my life to the toilet, for
the sake of my shirt. =O
That’s
kind of what happens to me almost every single bloody day. Every morning it’s
like I was zombified or punched in the face during my slumber. Well, that’s life
and it’s kinda fun to scare people who just woke up. Hahahah =P
Erratic Behaviour
omg you crazy nose bleeder! @_@ If i go to tasmania i'll make sure i wont be in the same hostel as you :P
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