Hangovers

So like any other cliché blog would do, let me ask some "thinking questions". What truly is a hangover? Is there a genuine time it starts and ends? Does it necessarily only have to do with drinking alcohol. The Webster's Online dictionary defines a hangover as "a letdown following great excitement or excess." So shouldn't that apply to every aspect that could be described a "rollercoaster" effect? Allow me to now explain the situation I am in. Tomorrow is my One year anniversary but guess where I'll be, alone experiencing the hangover that had just begun. Today I celebrated my anniversary with my boyfriend, Kyle, and it was amazing some of the activities enjoyed today include but aren't limited to a Pittsburgh trip (to put a lock on a bridge), a zoo trip ( why not?), Red Lobster ( My favorite), too many candles (inside joke), a trip up chimney rocks (jeans.... probably aren't the best idea), star gazing, and most of all an amazing boyfriend that cares soooo much!!! Now its all gone it has been exactly 42 minuets 46 seconds since he left and it hurts so badly already. My answer to when it starts, I want to say that it is always there it just waits to strike even during the excitement so I ask you in this exact time when I truly feel my entire beating heart is on its way to Virginia beach, what do I do?