Stream of Consciousness: Sunshine

Prompt: Sunshine. Write a five minute stream of consciousness.

Sunshine.
I don't like it
bright
garish
annoying as hell
burns my skin
makes it peel and blister
painful
gross
disgusting
feels weird
itches too much... wish it wouldn't so much
you know what it's like to wake up the middle of the night and itch your back and feel your skin peeling of in wads? I'm telling you, it's scary as hell and extremely repugnant (ha, I used the word repugnant!)
I just don't like sunshine
pale skin--burns extremely quickly
only takes 20 minutes in summertime
watch sister and friends at pool = red shoulders and back for a week
heck, it only took fifteen minutes when we were waiting for the buses in NYC
had sunburn for the rest of the trip--not fun
wish I didn't have to deal with it, though sunlight is much more pleasant than the yellow-tinted false light indoors
supposedly healthy
I've yet to see proof of such a phenomenon; I live inside (and by inside, I mean I almost never come out) and I haven't died yet
reminds me of Maglor from Silmarillion
poor baby
it's actually the prompt for a story I wrote in January which I was rereading today, which is why I chose this prompt
maybe i'll post that story, if I can figure out how to copy-paste stuff on this blog >.>
it doesn't let me
I wish sometimes that it wasn't sunny
I love it when it rains--if you've read my blog, though, you already know this
I wish it wouldn't be sunny as often as it is
hurts my eyes
makes it hard to drive
I don't like wearing sunglasses either--they don't exactly fit well over my regular glasses, if you know what I mean, da?
Sometimes I just really wish it would stop
necessary
plants like
photosynthesis (did I spell that right?)
whatever... like their food
energy
required to sustain life
let's just say that if it didn't exist we wouldn't be here, huh? That would really suck, so I suppose I should be grateful
I'm not. Really. But I should be.

Note: Finished. You must be sick of streams of consciousness by now, but that's all I have time for during NaNoWriMo.