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Sep. 3rd, 2006 11:58 amI had terrible insomnia last night. Blech. I mean, I know why I couldn't sleep - my mind was fixated on something and wouldn't let it go - but that doesn't make it any better that I was wide awake at 4 am, to the point where I had to get up and read for an hour before I could even contemplate closing my eyes again.
I don't really see any call to ever be awake at 4 in the morning.
I'm also blaming the insomnia for this morning' elaborate dreams about me winning art competitions. Bwa! Clearly not one of my normal dreams that are deeply based in reality.
I don't really see any call to ever be awake at 4 in the morning.
I'm also blaming the insomnia for this morning' elaborate dreams about me winning art competitions. Bwa! Clearly not one of my normal dreams that are deeply based in reality.
The TRIALS and TRIBULATIONS of being ME
Jul. 24th, 2006 10:49 pmToday, after my 3-hour French class (during which all anyone did was talk about babies, yeesh), I came home and cleaned the bathroom at 9:30 at night. For which I rewarded myself with ice cream. And now I have a headache. HOW IS THIS FAIR, YO?
There is something entirely wrong when my favourite thing in the world makes me hurt. *weeps*
Sadly, the first thing that comes to mind when I hurt and am unhappy with that situation is to fix myself...with ice cream. Hi, brain, not smart!
There is something entirely wrong when my favourite thing in the world makes me hurt. *weeps*
Sadly, the first thing that comes to mind when I hurt and am unhappy with that situation is to fix myself...with ice cream. Hi, brain, not smart!
I think my fan is giving me a headache. Actually, I hope my fan is giving me a headache, since I've had one every day for the past who-knows-how-long, and I'd like something to blame.
Ow.
Anyway, for the curious, I am back from my one-day trip to Montreal. It was extraordinarily wet there, but I was in a sub-sub-basement, so I didn't see much of it. It was a very nice sub-sub-basement, though. I had a somewhat random conversation with my boss over lunch where I think I managed to indicate my interest inhaving everyone under my control moving up in the world, if there is somewhere to move. So that's good, I suppose.
Meanwhile, I have been perusing the Fringe program.
sarcasma, there are zombies! I'm going to post a tentative list soon, in case anyone wants to join me for things, which would be lovely. And I'm going to go to bed, because I got up at 4:30 this morning. Honestly, that seriously doesn't even count as morning. Evil!
Good night, all.
Ow.
Anyway, for the curious, I am back from my one-day trip to Montreal. It was extraordinarily wet there, but I was in a sub-sub-basement, so I didn't see much of it. It was a very nice sub-sub-basement, though. I had a somewhat random conversation with my boss over lunch where I think I managed to indicate my interest in
Meanwhile, I have been perusing the Fringe program.
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Good night, all.
Ok, people keep going home sick today.
*runs and hides from the sickies*
Seriously, there is something going around, and I REFUSE TO CATCH IT. Did you hear that, universe? I am not getting sick!
I need an isolation chamber.
(I also now need more staff, so that actual work can get done, what with everyone at home hacking up a lung. Yargh.)
*runs and hides from the sickies*
Seriously, there is something going around, and I REFUSE TO CATCH IT. Did you hear that, universe? I am not getting sick!
I need an isolation chamber.
(I also now need more staff, so that actual work can get done, what with everyone at home hacking up a lung. Yargh.)
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Feb. 8th, 2006 08:36 amIt's
mystery_diva's birthday today! Happy birthday! I wish you a year of brilliant singing, shenanigans, and cute boys.
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This whole not leaving the house on time thing is really cutting into my reading. I swear it's twice as crowded on the subway after 7:30 as it is before 7:30.
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I am declaring total meltdown of the tights. They have no elastic of any sort, and I should not have allowed myself to be blinded to this by the fact that they are cute, orange, and covered in flowers. I don't think I can get up for the rest of the day.
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What was I doing at 3:30 last night, you ask? Why, filing my toenails, of course. I had a terrible time falling asleep, and then I was wide awake by 3am -- wide awake, and thinking about work, which never helps with the falling back to sleep. I'm so restless in bed when I can't sleep; I become hyper aware of tiny bits of my body (that one dry patch on my elbow, the chipped tooth in the front) and poke and prod at them continually. Last night I was rubbing my toes together, against one piece of one toenail that was extremely sharp and pointy, and eventually I figured that I would do that all night unless I got rid of the distraction. So I went to the bathroom and filed my toenails down.
Of course that didn't help me fall asleep. So I read for a while, and thought about work some more, and threw myself around the bed, trying to find a comfortable spot. Around 5 I started to feel sleepy again, but then I got paranoid that I wouldn't wake up when my alarm went off in an hour, so I would doze for 10 minutes and then wake up in a panic, trying to see the clock. The last time I did this my alarm went off about 5 seconds later.
So all in all, not the best night's rest. And now I need a nap.
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This whole not leaving the house on time thing is really cutting into my reading. I swear it's twice as crowded on the subway after 7:30 as it is before 7:30.
* * *
I am declaring total meltdown of the tights. They have no elastic of any sort, and I should not have allowed myself to be blinded to this by the fact that they are cute, orange, and covered in flowers. I don't think I can get up for the rest of the day.
* * *
What was I doing at 3:30 last night, you ask? Why, filing my toenails, of course. I had a terrible time falling asleep, and then I was wide awake by 3am -- wide awake, and thinking about work, which never helps with the falling back to sleep. I'm so restless in bed when I can't sleep; I become hyper aware of tiny bits of my body (that one dry patch on my elbow, the chipped tooth in the front) and poke and prod at them continually. Last night I was rubbing my toes together, against one piece of one toenail that was extremely sharp and pointy, and eventually I figured that I would do that all night unless I got rid of the distraction. So I went to the bathroom and filed my toenails down.
Of course that didn't help me fall asleep. So I read for a while, and thought about work some more, and threw myself around the bed, trying to find a comfortable spot. Around 5 I started to feel sleepy again, but then I got paranoid that I wouldn't wake up when my alarm went off in an hour, so I would doze for 10 minutes and then wake up in a panic, trying to see the clock. The last time I did this my alarm went off about 5 seconds later.
So all in all, not the best night's rest. And now I need a nap.
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Sep. 8th, 2005 10:41 pmMy head hurts.
I've been getting headaches a lot recently. I guess it's just another side effect of this damn lockout, along with the daily low grade stomach pain and the tendency to burst into tears at random moments. Bleargh.
I've got two part time jobs now: one selling sheet music, just like I did all through high school and university (damn retail), and one courtesy of the awesome
mystery_diva, doing something that involves computers and sitting at a desk. Guess which one sounds like more fun! I had my first shift at the music store today. It was fine. Actually, it was really slow, which was just bizarre, because September is the busiest time of the year for a music store (all the kids going back to lessons and band). I'm used to mayhem. This...was not. It'll be fine, though, I'm sure. I think I'm going to be pretty tired for the next few months, though, because I'm going to be working 6 days a week, and really random start times, too.
To celebrate my last day of freedom, I took myself to the cinema yesterday: The 40-Year-Old Virgin. It was (mostly) very funny. I love Seth Rogan. And Paul Rudd. I had all sorts of emotional reactions to it afterward, but they all went away after I watched So You Think You Can Dance (shut up, dancing is awesome). So that's good. Oh, and at the movie there was a preview for Serenity (yay!), which I was actually a little disappointed by (boo!). It looked very action movie, which is not really what I think of when I think of Firefly. I mean, yes, there's action, but there's also lots of stillness, and the character interaction is just as important, if not more. I'm hoping that was just an attempt to draw in people who aren't familiar with the series by giving them excitement rather than quips.
I'm going to bed now. It's a good thing I don't have chronic headaches, because that's my instinctive reaction to the pain: go to bed. Medication? Nah, sleep. Then tomorrow and Saturday I'm at the music store again, and Sunday I have to finish off my last 6 hours of picketing. And then it's a new week and it starts all over again. Yay?
I've been getting headaches a lot recently. I guess it's just another side effect of this damn lockout, along with the daily low grade stomach pain and the tendency to burst into tears at random moments. Bleargh.
I've got two part time jobs now: one selling sheet music, just like I did all through high school and university (damn retail), and one courtesy of the awesome
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To celebrate my last day of freedom, I took myself to the cinema yesterday: The 40-Year-Old Virgin. It was (mostly) very funny. I love Seth Rogan. And Paul Rudd. I had all sorts of emotional reactions to it afterward, but they all went away after I watched So You Think You Can Dance (shut up, dancing is awesome). So that's good. Oh, and at the movie there was a preview for Serenity (yay!), which I was actually a little disappointed by (boo!). It looked very action movie, which is not really what I think of when I think of Firefly. I mean, yes, there's action, but there's also lots of stillness, and the character interaction is just as important, if not more. I'm hoping that was just an attempt to draw in people who aren't familiar with the series by giving them excitement rather than quips.
I'm going to bed now. It's a good thing I don't have chronic headaches, because that's my instinctive reaction to the pain: go to bed. Medication? Nah, sleep. Then tomorrow and Saturday I'm at the music store again, and Sunday I have to finish off my last 6 hours of picketing. And then it's a new week and it starts all over again. Yay?
Two more points
Aug. 10th, 2005 01:26 pmPoint the fourth
After last night's adventures in Bellydance Bootcamp, I hurt. You know it's for real when it hurts to go down the stairs.
Point the fifth
If you like alt.bluegrass/folk/alt.country -- think Be Good Tanyas, but more upbeat, perhaps -- you might like the band Nathan, from Winnipeg. I'm enjoying them very much. There are a few songs on their website, if you are looking for something to listen to for a few minutes.
After last night's adventures in Bellydance Bootcamp, I hurt. You know it's for real when it hurts to go down the stairs.
Point the fifth
If you like alt.bluegrass/folk/alt.country -- think Be Good Tanyas, but more upbeat, perhaps -- you might like the band Nathan, from Winnipeg. I'm enjoying them very much. There are a few songs on their website, if you are looking for something to listen to for a few minutes.
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Jun. 27th, 2005 02:23 pmWow, it's been a while since I posted (a while for me, at least) -- however did you survive?! Your lives must have been completely without meaning with no random rambling from me.
First, things about you. Happy belated birthdays to
yiskah and
brandnewgun! I hope you both had wonderful days filled with friends and laughter. And cake.
And now, things about me. After all, it is my journal.
I think I am better. FINALLY. ( More health ramblings )
The timing was good, at least, because
vestra was back in town this weekend, so it was a weekend of socializing and attempting to stay out of the heat. Because, sadly, we are back to clothing-optional weather, although it's not as humid as it was a few weeks ago. It's amazing how different 31 degrees seems when it's "feels like 33" instead of "feels like 42". However, the fact that it was still 29 degrees out there when I went to bed last night is all wrong.
( Friday night and my favourite kind of socializing ever )
( Saturday, or, The search for air-conditioning )
( Sunday. In which there is not nearly as much nudity as anticipated )
And now it is Monday. I'm at my (air-conditioned) job, I have very frizzy hair, my side of the conference call is all in agreement to disagree with the other side, I braved the heat at lunch in a failed attempt to find a Fringe program, and my keyboard just spontaneously combusted in the middle of me typing. In short, everything is normal.
First, things about you. Happy belated birthdays to
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And now, things about me. After all, it is my journal.
I think I am better. FINALLY. ( More health ramblings )
The timing was good, at least, because
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( Friday night and my favourite kind of socializing ever )
( Saturday, or, The search for air-conditioning )
( Sunday. In which there is not nearly as much nudity as anticipated )
And now it is Monday. I'm at my (air-conditioned) job, I have very frizzy hair, my side of the conference call is all in agreement to disagree with the other side, I braved the heat at lunch in a failed attempt to find a Fringe program, and my keyboard just spontaneously combusted in the middle of me typing. In short, everything is normal.
la la la weekend
Jun. 10th, 2005 11:52 amThe ducklings are no longer wee and tiny - in fact, if you see them without the mother duck around they look normal-sized - but they still sleep in an enormous pile. So adorable.
( Not quite as adorable: money issues )
Of course, that hasn't stopped me from suddenly wanting more icons. I think once I've managed to make it through a few weeks without conspicuous consumption, I will buy myself some more. Yes, indeed.
My body has found new and exciting ways to torture me. And my apartment is a mess, because I was too hot and tired (read: lazy) to unpack fully when I got home on Sunday night, and everytime I bend down to pick something it's all about the headrush, so there is stuff scattered everywhere. However, the side benefit to being incapacitated due to heat and pain is that I watched the first three discs of The Wire season 2, and I am once again completely enthralled (although it took a bit longer than it did with season 1. But that's the benefit of watching 7 episodes in 2 days: by the time you realize that you're not completely on board with episodes 1 & 2, you're already halfway through episode 3).
And finally, in this random stroll through my brain, it's time for me to start taking bellydance classes again. I stopped because I was having all sorts of issues related to how fast I was progressing and comparing myself to others (I know), but I'm missing it. Plus I picked up a new jangly coin belt in Seattle that I want to wear. And I'm not going to go back to that same class, because it's really turned into an advanced class, which, let's be real here, I don't practice nearly enough to be in an advanced class. What I am going to do, though, is see if I can find somewhere that has air conditioning, because dancing during the summer heat is not fun.
No, wait, finally FINALLY, it's Friday, and I fully intend to get better enough that I can enjoy the weekend. Weekend!
( Not quite as adorable: money issues )
Of course, that hasn't stopped me from suddenly wanting more icons. I think once I've managed to make it through a few weeks without conspicuous consumption, I will buy myself some more. Yes, indeed.
My body has found new and exciting ways to torture me. And my apartment is a mess, because I was too hot and tired (read: lazy) to unpack fully when I got home on Sunday night, and everytime I bend down to pick something it's all about the headrush, so there is stuff scattered everywhere. However, the side benefit to being incapacitated due to heat and pain is that I watched the first three discs of The Wire season 2, and I am once again completely enthralled (although it took a bit longer than it did with season 1. But that's the benefit of watching 7 episodes in 2 days: by the time you realize that you're not completely on board with episodes 1 & 2, you're already halfway through episode 3).
And finally, in this random stroll through my brain, it's time for me to start taking bellydance classes again. I stopped because I was having all sorts of issues related to how fast I was progressing and comparing myself to others (I know), but I'm missing it. Plus I picked up a new jangly coin belt in Seattle that I want to wear. And I'm not going to go back to that same class, because it's really turned into an advanced class, which, let's be real here, I don't practice nearly enough to be in an advanced class. What I am going to do, though, is see if I can find somewhere that has air conditioning, because dancing during the summer heat is not fun.
No, wait, finally FINALLY, it's Friday, and I fully intend to get better enough that I can enjoy the weekend. Weekend!
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Jun. 9th, 2005 11:03 amAaaaand now I've reached the stage of the pain wherein the pain is no longer enough! No, I get rolling waves of nausea to go with it! So much fun!
I am attempting to distract myself by refreshing the MovieTickets website every 5 minutes, waiting for the tickets to go on sale for the Serenity screening in Toronto on the 23rd. Joy, bliss, etc.
I am attempting to distract myself by refreshing the MovieTickets website every 5 minutes, waiting for the tickets to go on sale for the Serenity screening in Toronto on the 23rd. Joy, bliss, etc.
Last night I pulled out all the stops, including ice cubes, cold showers, fans, and a wet cloth on my neck, and I actually managed to fall asleep. ::sounds of celebration:: Sadly, I was woken up at 3am by my evil, angsty ulcer, which is determined to KILL ME DEAD.
Seriously, I expect that any minute now a tiny gnawing ulcer monster will finish chewing its way through my stomach walls and burst out into the sunlight, intent on world domination. Don't say I didn't warn you.
*faints from pain*
*falls into heat-induced coma*
Seriously, I expect that any minute now a tiny gnawing ulcer monster will finish chewing its way through my stomach walls and burst out into the sunlight, intent on world domination. Don't say I didn't warn you.
*faints from pain*
*falls into heat-induced coma*
I seriously just spent the last 10 minutes running a cost/benefit analysis with myself. The topic? Real Coffee And The Pain It Will Inflict Upon My Poor Already Overacidic Stomach vs. Real Coffee And The Possibility I Might Stop Falling Asleep On My Keyboard Which Is Embarrassing Because I Am At Work Dammit.
So far my fear of pain is winning, but that might change if I continue in this route of being completely unable to actually FOCUS on the computer screen. Ooh, look, fuzzy letters! Fun!
So far my fear of pain is winning, but that might change if I continue in this route of being completely unable to actually FOCUS on the computer screen. Ooh, look, fuzzy letters! Fun!
I am an old, old woman. I went to a movie yesterday, and when I tried to get up after it was over, my knee collapsed and I stumbled and fell, and then I had to hobble out of there. I mean, I'm fine now, my knee just seized up from being in one position for so long, but somehow that's almost worse -- there's nothing actually wrong, other than the fact that I'm slowly breaking down. Oy.
Also, I'm not recovering from my vacation very fast - I can't sleep at night (although I'm sure that's not helped by the fact that it's SO HOT HELP I CAN'T BREATHE in my apartment), so I'm still seriously jetlagged, and I have no energy whatsoever. Even doing little things like putting away my dishes exhausts me completely. And my stomach is killing me. Too much pain. Ow. We have someone new starting today (a summer student) and she sounds like a very interesting person, but I seriously can't even fathom trying to carry on a conversation. I have got to get some sleep tonight, and maybe find some sort of ulcer-relieving medication.
Still, movie. I went to see Sabah. Sabah is a 40-year-old Muslim woman living with her Syrian family in Toronto. Her life, and by extension the lives of her family, is turned upside-down when she meets and falls in love with a "Christian" man. It was a fun movie, and I very much enjoyed myself, although the ending was a little too neatly resolved. I went with some bellydance friends - our former dance teacher Roula played the oldest sister - one of whom is Egyptian, and she spent the entire movie feeling like this was exactly her life.
After the movie (and the hobbling out of the theatre), I decided to walk home, in order to try to work the kinks out from my body, and tire myself out enough that I might actually fall asleep. It took me about 45 minutes, which was a little longer than I had guessed, and by the time I got home I was exhausted and sweaty. Summer sucks. The walk was pretty nice, though.
ps. Happy birthday
fishstickmarie! Enjoy your ziti. :)
Also, I'm not recovering from my vacation very fast - I can't sleep at night (although I'm sure that's not helped by the fact that it's SO HOT HELP I CAN'T BREATHE in my apartment), so I'm still seriously jetlagged, and I have no energy whatsoever. Even doing little things like putting away my dishes exhausts me completely. And my stomach is killing me. Too much pain. Ow. We have someone new starting today (a summer student) and she sounds like a very interesting person, but I seriously can't even fathom trying to carry on a conversation. I have got to get some sleep tonight, and maybe find some sort of ulcer-relieving medication.
Still, movie. I went to see Sabah. Sabah is a 40-year-old Muslim woman living with her Syrian family in Toronto. Her life, and by extension the lives of her family, is turned upside-down when she meets and falls in love with a "Christian" man. It was a fun movie, and I very much enjoyed myself, although the ending was a little too neatly resolved. I went with some bellydance friends - our former dance teacher Roula played the oldest sister - one of whom is Egyptian, and she spent the entire movie feeling like this was exactly her life.
After the movie (and the hobbling out of the theatre), I decided to walk home, in order to try to work the kinks out from my body, and tire myself out enough that I might actually fall asleep. It took me about 45 minutes, which was a little longer than I had guessed, and by the time I got home I was exhausted and sweaty. Summer sucks. The walk was pretty nice, though.
ps. Happy birthday
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May. 11th, 2005 10:13 amThis morning I drank some Neo-Citron (from my corner store, which I love so very much, although it was cherry-flavoured, which I love not at all) in an attempt to calm my poor throat and aching body, and now I am a walking space cadet.
I seriously could fall asleep with no warning. I did, in fact, put my head down on a pile of CDs when I first got to work, and was only woken up by someone else arriving. I have to work to keep my eyes open because closing them is very dangerous.
On the plus side, I don't feel nearly as sick. Yay?
I seriously could fall asleep with no warning. I did, in fact, put my head down on a pile of CDs when I first got to work, and was only woken up by someone else arriving. I have to work to keep my eyes open because closing them is very dangerous.
On the plus side, I don't feel nearly as sick. Yay?
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May. 10th, 2005 09:21 amHappy birthday
felinitykat! I hope it's been a fantastic day. :)
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I am sick again. It's like some sort of cosmic joke. Can't I even have a week in between colds? I did manage to come to work this morning, though, so hopefully it'll be a milder version. Not that I wouldn't welcome the time to sleep and watch DVDs, but my boss is going to start thinking that I'm making it up if I take many more days off.
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My shoes are making a very annoying squeak when I walk. It only just started, too - if they'd been doing this when I left the house I could have changed them. But no, they had to wait until I was at work before acting up. Argh.
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And finally, attention, fans of George! Live audiences in Toronto! All this week they're giving away tickets to people watching the show -- I emailed last night, but I wasn't fast enough. Tonight, though. It will happen.
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I am sick again. It's like some sort of cosmic joke. Can't I even have a week in between colds? I did manage to come to work this morning, though, so hopefully it'll be a milder version. Not that I wouldn't welcome the time to sleep and watch DVDs, but my boss is going to start thinking that I'm making it up if I take many more days off.
***
My shoes are making a very annoying squeak when I walk. It only just started, too - if they'd been doing this when I left the house I could have changed them. But no, they had to wait until I was at work before acting up. Argh.
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And finally, attention, fans of George! Live audiences in Toronto! All this week they're giving away tickets to people watching the show -- I emailed last night, but I wasn't fast enough. Tonight, though. It will happen.
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May. 2nd, 2005 10:08 amI'm back at work, and a squash court has been set up in the atrium of my building.
I'm fairly certain those two facts are not causal, but you never know.
Meanwhile, while I was home sick, I went watched 2 episodes of CSI, 2 episodes of The O.C., 2 episodes of The L Word, 3 episodes of The Hour, 2 episodes of Gilmore Girls, America's Next Top Model, Taking It Off, all of season 3 of Red Dwarf (including commentaries, featurettes, deleted scenes, etc.), the last two discs of season 1 of The Wire (LOVE!), commentary on Dogma, the disc of extras for Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, The Fantasticks, the last half of Summer School (shut up, it was on TBS), and Once Upon a Time in Mexico (although I didn't finish OUaTiM - despite Johnny Depp, I totally couldn't get into it and was bored after 1/2 hour). I remember very little of all that.
I also read composer slash. AHAHAHAHA.
Whenever I'm sick, all I really want to do is cut my hair all off. It's fine while I'm hiding out in my house - it doesn't matter what my hair looks like, and I can just put it up and get it out of the way - but that first day when I have to go outside and pretend that I'm well, dealing with my hair is the most exhausting thing ever. It has to be washed, which is tiring enough when I'm sick (because, yes, I have weak spaghetti arms, and the first thing to go when I'm sick is my ability to hold my arms up), but then it has to be taken out of the towel and styled or something, and it's seriously enough to make me want to crawl back into bed. However, what with not having an in-house hairdresser, my hair is intact.
I would really like my spam to stop enticing me with free coupons for Baskin-Robbins and Dairy Queen. Damn you, spam!
So, how were all your weekends?
I'm fairly certain those two facts are not causal, but you never know.
Meanwhile, while I was home sick, I went watched 2 episodes of CSI, 2 episodes of The O.C., 2 episodes of The L Word, 3 episodes of The Hour, 2 episodes of Gilmore Girls, America's Next Top Model, Taking It Off, all of season 3 of Red Dwarf (including commentaries, featurettes, deleted scenes, etc.), the last two discs of season 1 of The Wire (LOVE!), commentary on Dogma, the disc of extras for Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, The Fantasticks, the last half of Summer School (shut up, it was on TBS), and Once Upon a Time in Mexico (although I didn't finish OUaTiM - despite Johnny Depp, I totally couldn't get into it and was bored after 1/2 hour). I remember very little of all that.
I also read composer slash. AHAHAHAHA.
Whenever I'm sick, all I really want to do is cut my hair all off. It's fine while I'm hiding out in my house - it doesn't matter what my hair looks like, and I can just put it up and get it out of the way - but that first day when I have to go outside and pretend that I'm well, dealing with my hair is the most exhausting thing ever. It has to be washed, which is tiring enough when I'm sick (because, yes, I have weak spaghetti arms, and the first thing to go when I'm sick is my ability to hold my arms up), but then it has to be taken out of the towel and styled or something, and it's seriously enough to make me want to crawl back into bed. However, what with not having an in-house hairdresser, my hair is intact.
I would really like my spam to stop enticing me with free coupons for Baskin-Robbins and Dairy Queen. Damn you, spam!
So, how were all your weekends?
1. My head is full of snot.
...nope, sorry, that's all I've got.
I am sick, and not seeming to be getting much better. I actually got sent home from work on Thursday, although I dragged myself out Thursday night to go see One Man Lord of the Rings again. Friday I slept until 1, then took a nice long nap in the afternoon, and went to bed early. Today, sadly, although my head feels like it's about to fall off, I have to go buy groceries, because I have no more food (and most importantly, no more toilet paper - how can I blow my nose??). I've been psyching myself up for the past hour, but every time I get up to put my shoes on I feel like I'm going to fall over. Mrph.
Okay! Here I go! I'm going to brave the outdoors and buy food that doesn't require me to stand for more than a minute at a time!
...
Maybe I'll take a cab home from Loblaw's -- I think even 7 minutes of carrying groceries might kill me.
...nope, sorry, that's all I've got.
I am sick, and not seeming to be getting much better. I actually got sent home from work on Thursday, although I dragged myself out Thursday night to go see One Man Lord of the Rings again. Friday I slept until 1, then took a nice long nap in the afternoon, and went to bed early. Today, sadly, although my head feels like it's about to fall off, I have to go buy groceries, because I have no more food (and most importantly, no more toilet paper - how can I blow my nose??). I've been psyching myself up for the past hour, but every time I get up to put my shoes on I feel like I'm going to fall over. Mrph.
Okay! Here I go! I'm going to brave the outdoors and buy food that doesn't require me to stand for more than a minute at a time!
...
Maybe I'll take a cab home from Loblaw's -- I think even 7 minutes of carrying groceries might kill me.