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Aug. 21st, 2010 04:10 pmThe original plan was to get the train today back to York, but then I didn't sleep due to having a nasty cold, so Steve's driving us down tomorrow - hopefully in time for weapon's practice, definitely in time for pub.
And am I right in thinking that Renewal is next weekend, and Shatleg is the weekend after? I can't wait! Well, I can wait until this cold goes away, I guess. Having a permanent headache and annoying sinuses are not fun.
EDIT and Update: How long do colds usually take, again? Three days coming, three days here, three days gone, is that the rhyme? Yuck, self. Also, the nodes on my neck are the size of grapes. But, no wonder I was craving oranges a couple of days ago. Vitamins! Apparently, everyone else in the house (except Steve, the lucky bastard) has already had it. Also, I feel really stiff and creaky at the moment.
I need to do the forms for the sign-language course by Friday (Saturday doesn't count as a 'working day' does it? If it does, I'm screwed). Also, the Physics Department has gone silent again (probably on holiday), and I need to be totally sorted for the next academic year by the 10th of September. I'm seeing the doctor again on Tuesday. Time is like, time and stuff. Everything seems like it happened approx. two weeks ago, despite the fact that I proudly identified two weeks... some weeks ago. More than two. Probably. One way I'm probably a bit better about identifying the passage of time during term-time is larp - it marks a particular day passing, but every week something different happens, and I can keep the different things in order (short term, at least - if me and Steve reminise about something that happened at the beginning of this year, eventually I'll insist that X happened after Y, and it'll take a lot of using logic on my memories for me to go 'oh, you're right, X happened pretty much at the start of term, and Y was in the middle!')
And am I right in thinking that Renewal is next weekend, and Shatleg is the weekend after? I can't wait! Well, I can wait until this cold goes away, I guess. Having a permanent headache and annoying sinuses are not fun.
EDIT and Update: How long do colds usually take, again? Three days coming, three days here, three days gone, is that the rhyme? Yuck, self. Also, the nodes on my neck are the size of grapes. But, no wonder I was craving oranges a couple of days ago. Vitamins! Apparently, everyone else in the house (except Steve, the lucky bastard) has already had it. Also, I feel really stiff and creaky at the moment.
I need to do the forms for the sign-language course by Friday (Saturday doesn't count as a 'working day' does it? If it does, I'm screwed). Also, the Physics Department has gone silent again (probably on holiday), and I need to be totally sorted for the next academic year by the 10th of September. I'm seeing the doctor again on Tuesday. Time is like, time and stuff. Everything seems like it happened approx. two weeks ago, despite the fact that I proudly identified two weeks... some weeks ago. More than two. Probably. One way I'm probably a bit better about identifying the passage of time during term-time is larp - it marks a particular day passing, but every week something different happens, and I can keep the different things in order (short term, at least - if me and Steve reminise about something that happened at the beginning of this year, eventually I'll insist that X happened after Y, and it'll take a lot of using logic on my memories for me to go 'oh, you're right, X happened pretty much at the start of term, and Y was in the middle!')
