morning morning

[rivendellrose]

Had a good night last night. Now, time for more work.

I got a bunch of reading done yesterday, so today is set for:

1a) Sending out delayed Seneschal's report and dealing with other email stuff. Done!
1) Working on Thesis
2) Studying for archaeology test
3) Finishing the readings.

Whenever I finish a full paragraph in my rough-rough-rough draft, I think I'm allowed to work on something fun for a while. That'll be good encouragement. No doing else anything til I've finished another paragraph.

I keep having nightmarish thoughts that it's Sunday, and being very very happy when I realize it's not.

Comments

[otterknit.livejournal.com]

I keep having nightmarish thoughts that it's Sunday, and being very very happy when I realize it's not.

I know that feeling so well. Though, now that I've stopped to think about it, that's probably not a good thing. Hmm, I also know the reverse of that feeling: where you keep thinking it's the day of something good and then realize it's not yet.

Good luck on your Thesis!

[rivendellrose.livejournal.com]

The reverse is always worse - like thinking it's a Saturday when actually it's already Sunday. I do that a lot, too.

Thank you!

[otterknit.livejournal.com]

Oh, that's another reverse I didn't think of. We should all have portable computers in glasses that overlay what we're actually seeing. So we can always glance into the bottom right corner and see the time and date. ... Of course, they'd all be programmed not to run when they recognize that you're driving a vehicle.

[rivendellrose.livejournal.com]

That'd definitely be a way to solve that problem... although I lived long enough with glasses that I hate having something in my field of vision, now that I wear contacts. Besides, I get on pretty well... I haven't completely forgotten to go to work, yet, or anything. ;)

[tiffangelwings.livejournal.com]

Ugh I hate that when that happens. >.<

I almost did that this week when my alarm went off and I was like "Why did I set my alarm on a Saturday?" XD; it would have been bad if I hadn't realized.

[rivendellrose.livejournal.com]

Eep! Yeah, I hate when that happens. I always set my alarm ('cause I oversleep horribly sometimes if I don't have it set for something reasonable), but I know the feeling, anyway.

[tiffangelwings.livejournal.com]

XD; yeah, I always set my alarm for half an hour before I need to get up cause it takes me so long to wake up ^^;;;

[stormwolf.livejournal.com]

Sometimes, Suzanne sets the alarm for PM instead of AM. . . . Fun times... Then she wakes up at about 8:15, or sometimes 8:30 AM (when she's supposed to be at work at 8:30 as it is) goes "OH SHIT!" Freaks out, showers if she thinks she has to, dresses, then flies out the door in a whirlwind...

[rivendellrose.livejournal.com]

My big problem is hitting the alarm and thinking "okay, I'll just lay here for a second to wake up..." And then falling back to sleep, of course.

I do this often enough that you'd think I'd learn better than to do it, but that doesn't seem to've happened yet...

[stormwolf.livejournal.com]

There's that one too... Of which we're both guilty.. "Let's just take a little nap... an hour at most.." Set the alarm.. sleep.. alarm goes off... Hit the alarm.. Lay down for juuuuuust a feeeew more--hours... seriously.