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tammaiyaThe world, despite problems with my internet connection at home and a current blood-sugar of 1.9 (more on that later), is a wonderful place.
Why? I'm on holidays, which I have been for a week now but that's not the point. I have money, care of tutoring yesterday and work right now. I have seen this week's episode of House, which (sad though it is) is actually the main factor to my all-encompassing happiness.
I'm happy because of Anansi Boys (which I started reading earlier today), the Rolling Stones (*was listening to one of her RS cds earlier and now has You Can't Always Get What You Want stuck in her head but in the good way*), because everyone at work (even the chemist next door and one or two of the patients) remembered that I had exams and asked how they went, because work is going fine and because my Christmas fics are back on track.
I'm not actively happy that often. My four main gears are anger, depression (hey, this is starting to sound like the 5 steps of mourning... anyway), neutral and content-ish. So! Happy deserves a post of it's own. :D
It's all the more special because I spent about 24 hours preceding this happy mood in a truly FOUL mood, because I spent 6 hours downloading House 2x07 and it was at 40%, because at this stage my internet cut out (at 2am-ish), because my mother wanted to go out to see Pride & Prejudice and it wasn't that I DIDN'T want to go, I just... have a thing about going out at short notice and then I felt awful, because I couldn't get the internet working despite multiple calls to Grapevine and Transact and I couldn't get the House episode. Then I fixed the internet myself and the download sped up, thereby increasing my mood exponentially. Hurrah!
As for the blood sugar, v. bizarre. Was 14 before lunch. Why such a big drop? Oh well, I'm a bit exasperated but not TERRIBLY bothered. Kind of amusing, in a perverse way; Dr Stevens (being my GP as well as my employer) asked how my sugars were just when I came out with orange juice.
Me: *facial expression equivalent of "Uh, ABOUT that..."*
Dr Stevens: *sees juice* It's low?
Me: Um... 1.9.
Dr: What?!
Me: ^^;
I should probably be concerned that I didn't notice sooner, but pfffffft.
Okay, I'm going to stop spamming you all with my disgustingly cheerful mood because the last patient has gone in eeeeeeeearly and there is le paperwork. Ta ta~!
Why? I'm on holidays, which I have been for a week now but that's not the point. I have money, care of tutoring yesterday and work right now. I have seen this week's episode of House, which (sad though it is) is actually the main factor to my all-encompassing happiness.
I'm happy because of Anansi Boys (which I started reading earlier today), the Rolling Stones (*was listening to one of her RS cds earlier and now has You Can't Always Get What You Want stuck in her head but in the good way*), because everyone at work (even the chemist next door and one or two of the patients) remembered that I had exams and asked how they went, because work is going fine and because my Christmas fics are back on track.
I'm not actively happy that often. My four main gears are anger, depression (hey, this is starting to sound like the 5 steps of mourning... anyway), neutral and content-ish. So! Happy deserves a post of it's own. :D
It's all the more special because I spent about 24 hours preceding this happy mood in a truly FOUL mood, because I spent 6 hours downloading House 2x07 and it was at 40%, because at this stage my internet cut out (at 2am-ish), because my mother wanted to go out to see Pride & Prejudice and it wasn't that I DIDN'T want to go, I just... have a thing about going out at short notice and then I felt awful, because I couldn't get the internet working despite multiple calls to Grapevine and Transact and I couldn't get the House episode. Then I fixed the internet myself and the download sped up, thereby increasing my mood exponentially. Hurrah!
As for the blood sugar, v. bizarre. Was 14 before lunch. Why such a big drop? Oh well, I'm a bit exasperated but not TERRIBLY bothered. Kind of amusing, in a perverse way; Dr Stevens (being my GP as well as my employer) asked how my sugars were just when I came out with orange juice.
Me: *facial expression equivalent of "Uh, ABOUT that..."*
Dr Stevens: *sees juice* It's low?
Me: Um... 1.9.
Dr: What?!
Me: ^^;
I should probably be concerned that I didn't notice sooner, but pfffffft.
Okay, I'm going to stop spamming you all with my disgustingly cheerful mood because the last patient has gone in eeeeeeeearly and there is le paperwork. Ta ta~!
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Date: 2005-11-24 11:24 am (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2005-11-25 07:52 pm (UTC)On the other hand, I strangely want to go see Pride and Prejudice. I want to see how it matches up against the BBC series, which I have been literally raised on. I've seen far too many chick flicks
to be comfortable within my masculinityto not see the movie.Don't see Brothers Grimm. Not only does it suck ass, it's plot is over-shadowed by a 120% What The Fuck!? Factor. Seriously.