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Have you ever felt so tired, so utterly exhausted, that keeping your eyes open actually *hurts*? And trying to put a thought together? Forget it.
This is the second day in a row. Yesterday I had a good reason: we got up at 4:30 a.m. (and I hadn't gone to sleep until 11:30 the night before.) But 5 hours sleep can be pretty typical for me these days, and it doesn't bother me the next day. I was doing all right today until about a half hour ago. I've been feverishly trying to finish a story and I'm just almost there. Just a few hundred words and it's done. And it's gotta be done by Friday. And I have a meeting tomorrow morning and then Thurs. I start baby-sitting. So I really need to finish it today. Really.
Dunno if I can. Need. sleep.
BUt then yesterday I felt like this about this same time and by the time I got up to make dinner, I hit a second wind and ended up staying up til 11:30 (when I'd every intention of going to bed by 9:00) writing. So I'm hoping that happens again.
And then there's that matter of critting HB for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mylefteye!
Oh!aliettedb recommended "Hotel Astarte" by M.K. Hobson in the June RoF issue. Wow. The language was so beautiful, I nearly wept in admiration and jealousy. Every sentence was a work of art. That's my aspiration.
This is the second day in a row. Yesterday I had a good reason: we got up at 4:30 a.m. (and I hadn't gone to sleep until 11:30 the night before.) But 5 hours sleep can be pretty typical for me these days, and it doesn't bother me the next day. I was doing all right today until about a half hour ago. I've been feverishly trying to finish a story and I'm just almost there. Just a few hundred words and it's done. And it's gotta be done by Friday. And I have a meeting tomorrow morning and then Thurs. I start baby-sitting. So I really need to finish it today. Really.
Dunno if I can. Need. sleep.
BUt then yesterday I felt like this about this same time and by the time I got up to make dinner, I hit a second wind and ended up staying up til 11:30 (when I'd every intention of going to bed by 9:00) writing. So I'm hoping that happens again.
And then there's that matter of critting HB for
mylefteye!Oh!
aliettedb recommended "Hotel Astarte" by M.K. Hobson in the June RoF issue. Wow. The language was so beautiful, I nearly wept in admiration and jealousy. Every sentence was a work of art. That's my aspiration.