I am, oddly, in such a great mood right now. Like letting that go means I can honestly feel happy and relieved for everything I *did* do. Also, dealing with people at school while in this mode has been so pleasant and I feel quite supported.
Yay! I'm glad you feel that way.
You'd think my brain would be able work out that, if the paper is due on Monday morning and I have to start moving house on Friday, what I actually have is two days to finish the thing. Instead, it wants to play computer games and keeps going "Don't worry! There's the weekend!" OK then.
I think I remember when I had a job, and my deadlines (mostly) went away at 5 or 6 pm. And it was my students who got to turn in papers. Hmm.
IOON, I just rode in a 1971 ragtop Mustang!
This is rather exciting. What colour?*
*Yup. Definitely a girl.
Now I just have to get the word out subtly to my co-workers. Maybe an email.
dealing with people at school while in this mode has been so pleasant and I feel quite supported.
Honest sympathy is always good.
Whoa. Just started feeling kind of loopy. Tramadol is interesting.
Hil, my doctor started me on it a couple of months ago. It's really helped. Also, I think I hit the side effect jackpot - I sleep like a baby and it's suppressed my appetite.
Whoa. Just started feeling kind of loopy. Tramadol is interesting.
Eek. I avoid it - it made me sick for about a year. Great pain control, icky side effects. Except for a lucky few. (Enjoy, Toddson!)
Red, with white ragtop.
Oh, so cool.
When I was a young 'un, my dad had a slightly creaky but otherwise lovely, second-hand red Porsche convertible for about a year - an adventure on wheels. I love driving with the top down. (Which I have experienced exactly twice. I live in a very damp country.)
generally speaking, I don't like ragtops. My bro-in-law had a convertible mustang 5.0. We'd ride down Pacific Coast Hiway with the top down at breakneck speeds. Ouch. Very bad on the ears. Did.Not.Like. I'll take my quiet Prius, thankyouverymuch. But I can't argue the cool factor.
I've been surprised that I can still carry on a conversation without shouting when driving on the highway in my Lincoln convertible. Of course, it gets such bad gas mileage that I tend to stick to 65 or 70 mph while on the highway.