The Mad Bubbler of Allston/Brighton

On the advice of a friend, TKOG took up bubble blowing as a substitute for the cigarettes she's trying to quit. And now she can't stop:

... As I walked down Harvard Ave, I eventually became aware of two sets of footsteps shuffling behind me. A cute young couple walked a few feet behind me, and obviously had been for at least five minutes. I imagined their date-night clothes stained all over in bubble-sized daubs and immediately apologized. No, the guy told me, keep going, please. She likes them.

For ten minutes, they walked a few paces behind me, downwind (or, more accurately, downbreeze) while I blew thousands of bubbles. Finally I paused at a stoplight and, when they didn't come abreast of me, turned around to see whether they had left. The couple was standing under a streetlight a few feet behind me, surrounded so thickly by bubbles that the whole night was a Monet. In this iridescent haze, they kissed. ...

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I'm just so angry all the time.

I don't know what's wrong with me, but this doesn't fill me with glee or wonder. It fills me with rage! I damn near rolled my eyes out of my head before sighing and screaming COME ON!
Does this actually charm anyone? Because it makes my soul want to barf.

You might want to get that checked out.

In some people, depression manifests as irrational anger and irritation.

That's a rather strong,

That's a rather strong, negative reaction. :( All this blog post made me want to do was go out and buy some bubbles.

Actually, you know what?

I stand by what I said, and there isn't a thing wrong with it.

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