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Well, this sucks
Jan. 5th, 2008 07:02 pmAlright, so this is the worst case of jetlag I have ever had. Gods I feel like crap. I also have no food in my kitchen, which means I'm pretty much starving, but I don't have the energy to do something about that. Mostly because it's a 2 mile walk to the nearest store and I'm rather certain I would collapse long before I made it to the edge of campus, but less downtown.
Project for tomorrow. Along with that presentation I'm supposed to be doing Monday. Why the hell did I ever volunteer for that? I wonder if I can fake it with internet research? The library is such a long way...
As well my back and shoulders apparently are not all the happy with the dragging of the 25kg suitcase yesterday. And no amount of Tylenol seems to be helping. And I just want to sleep, but my brain is about the only thing the is not ON THE VERGE OF PASSING OUT.
Gods, can it be February?
I have decided not to apply to Newcastle, on the basis that if it was the only university I got accepted to I would spend 12 months hating my life. And somehow that's just not worth a degree. So, southern England wins. In fact, London might win, if I can convince mom that 30% higher tuition is really not a bad thing. ::looks shifty::
Project for tomorrow. Along with that presentation I'm supposed to be doing Monday. Why the hell did I ever volunteer for that? I wonder if I can fake it with internet research? The library is such a long way...
As well my back and shoulders apparently are not all the happy with the dragging of the 25kg suitcase yesterday. And no amount of Tylenol seems to be helping. And I just want to sleep, but my brain is about the only thing the is not ON THE VERGE OF PASSING OUT.
Gods, can it be February?
I have decided not to apply to Newcastle, on the basis that if it was the only university I got accepted to I would spend 12 months hating my life. And somehow that's just not worth a degree. So, southern England wins. In fact, London might win, if I can convince mom that 30% higher tuition is really not a bad thing. ::looks shifty::
