I did a bit more DXM, this time along with some Xanax and Suboxone (though the latter two were taken prior, so I wasn't particularly intending to get "high" off them). I was strangely coherent, and spent the night talking away with a great friend of mine. I had a lot of wonderful thoughts. Life is really amazing if you will it to be. As bold and intrepid this claim may be, I believe I will stop using drugs now (okay, with the exception of the occasional drink, though I wish to cut that out over time). There is nothing really left for me to "discover" about them or myself through their use. Been there, done that - as they say. Now it's time for quiet contemplation in the mountains (literally...since I'm moving soon...I can pretend to be some enlightened charlatan and write about it all and shit out some epik bookz like Burroughs and leave my mark on the world - ok not really).

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I remember doing that with /jp/ many years ago. There was this one camera (that you could actually control) in a gymnasium at a primary school, and we'd all take turns controlling it. There was this one unforgettable kid who would always look at the camera as it moved - the only one to actually notice it, and we'd all take screenshots of him. He became something of a hero. I wonder how he is today.