Weirdness

[judecorp]

Okay, this is exactly the time of day where I felt better yesterday, and here I am feeling better today. Same time. Same exact time. WHY DOESN'T IT LAST?

My throat hurts, but not so much that I can't swallow. I had to take off the sweatshirt and put on a tshirt. I had a conversation for at least 10 minutes. And I'm about to do my homework.

If last night is any indication, I will begin feeling like crap again by 9pm. Please please PLEASE let it last this time.

ObOS: Can't wait to see you!
ObJ: I'm working on it!
ObK: It was nice "talking" to you.
ObM: It's almost your birthday!
ObRhysipoo: *HUG*

Comments

[kungfoogirl.livejournal.com]

Hope you get better.

[yarnaddict.livejournal.com]

No more sickies!

Do you hear me, you little sicky mean germs? You leave my good twin alone, or I'll have to come get medieval on your germ hineys!

Will the threats work? Stay tuned for an update at 9pm. =)

[juliann.livejournal.com]

Well, chances are that you're feeling better at that time of day because medications kicked in more than when you woke up, you've probably managed to eat or drink something so your blood sugar is a bit better, and well, although there is no scientific basis that I know of, people usually feel better late afternoon and early evening, just when it's too late to get to work and be productive but too early to go out and do something useful. It's murphy's law.

Go to the docs again, dear. Let them sedate you :) Sometimes you really /can/ just sleep until the problem in your life goes away. But only if that problem is a bacterial infection :)