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The best thing about cutting out caffeine and clearing your system out is what happens when you DO drink some coffee. As this afternoon has been set aside for writing pigeon-peck programs (when do we get on with the squirrels, that's what I want to know) I decided to treat myself to a REAL latte.
Now my heart is racing and dopamine rushes through my nervous system, my muscles have tightened and I feel as though I want to leap out of my head. wheeee. This would be great if I could throw myself into generating a whole new program, but sadly not to sit and carefully pick through the badly commented code left as a legacy by the last research assistant
I spent most of my A-level years being hyped up on caffeine and sugar, so in a way drinking coffee makes me feel somewhat nostalgic. On the other hand I really feel SO much better being collected and centred.
I want to get off this rollercoaster and get back to being calm (I guess the solution would be a cigarette...or maybe follow the lemur's example and chew on a millipede.)
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Now my heart is racing and dopamine rushes through my nervous system, my muscles have tightened and I feel as though I want to leap out of my head. wheeee. This would be great if I could throw myself into generating a whole new program, but sadly not to sit and carefully pick through the badly commented code left as a legacy by the last research assistant
I spent most of my A-level years being hyped up on caffeine and sugar, so in a way drinking coffee makes me feel somewhat nostalgic. On the other hand I really feel SO much better being collected and centred.
I want to get off this rollercoaster and get back to being calm (I guess the solution would be a cigarette...or maybe follow the lemur's example and chew on a millipede.)
bbbuzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz