Dear Diary it's 4:48AM.
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I should have been tucked into bed almost six hours ago.
I should only be waking in as little as two hours from now.
Where does time go?
Why do i do this to myself?
Dear Diary, it's 4:48AM and yet once again i am awake over thinking every last thing you could ever imagine.
Dear Diary, stop keeping me up. Let my thoughts go to sleep.
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