now she walks through her sunken dream to the seats with the clearest view
Jesus fucking christ, someone up there really hates me. I spent all day stressing out about this group assignment (an essay on how to ensure everyone in the group does their fair share, so LOL IRONY) and then there was sleep for an hour or so and then there was waking up in epic pain and discomfort.
I can't remember the last time I had a migraine, but I've never woken up with one before. I used to get them on an incredibly frequent basis but I've been really good about avoiding triggers (the main reason I don't have caffeine or chocolate, really) and such and I just do not know where it came from. I get facial and arm paralysis whenever I get one, and I just woke up and I couldn't swallow and it really freaked me out. So there was no sleeping, a lot of pain, a LOT of freaking out and then lab, where I burst into tears when my PostDoc asked me how I was because I'd forgotten my passport. So she took me to the side and let me cry and said she'd help out with my workload and sent me home for a couple of hours to sleep. Which I did, to the dulcet tones of PatD. And then it was back to lab, with my passport clenched tight in my hand, rushed through what I needed to do, and then homewards once more. I should be sleeping now but I have to send this assignment off and I keep hoping one of my team mates will email me back with changes before I do (they have 10 mins).
I have now reached the 'bad hangover' stage of migraine recovery, which means I can at least see the screen and most of my dexterity has returned so I can type once more.
Anyways, reason for the passport need was that I had to check in online. I am (hopefully oh god please) heading over to Dublin for the weekend on Ryan(Ross)Air. I'll be back super late on Sunday, and I'm going to be having the most awesome time, so I hope you all have brilliant weekends too!
♥
I can't remember the last time I had a migraine, but I've never woken up with one before. I used to get them on an incredibly frequent basis but I've been really good about avoiding triggers (the main reason I don't have caffeine or chocolate, really) and such and I just do not know where it came from. I get facial and arm paralysis whenever I get one, and I just woke up and I couldn't swallow and it really freaked me out. So there was no sleeping, a lot of pain, a LOT of freaking out and then lab, where I burst into tears when my PostDoc asked me how I was because I'd forgotten my passport. So she took me to the side and let me cry and said she'd help out with my workload and sent me home for a couple of hours to sleep. Which I did, to the dulcet tones of PatD. And then it was back to lab, with my passport clenched tight in my hand, rushed through what I needed to do, and then homewards once more. I should be sleeping now but I have to send this assignment off and I keep hoping one of my team mates will email me back with changes before I do (they have 10 mins).
I have now reached the 'bad hangover' stage of migraine recovery, which means I can at least see the screen and most of my dexterity has returned so I can type once more.
Anyways, reason for the passport need was that I had to check in online. I am (hopefully oh god please) heading over to Dublin for the weekend on Ryan(Ross)Air. I'll be back super late on Sunday, and I'm going to be having the most awesome time, so I hope you all have brilliant weekends too!
♥