Slowly going back to reality?
I overslept again yesterday: after more than 8 hours in the night, I slept almost 3 more hours in the afternoon. And a walk was enough to suck out all my energies, so I came back home exhausted.
It is not unexpected: after nightshifts I need a few days of total rest before going back to normal life. And in the last days I didn't have all the rest that I needed, because I had things to do, so now it's taking me more time.
However, this morning I feel better. I woke up around 6 (a little earlier, actually) and I don't feel dizzy yet, or sick in any way. Actually, I'm in an excellent mood. I'm only a bit nervous - as usual - about the thousand things I have to do.
I wish I had the time to focus on Turkey these days, and work on my book. But I have so many things to do in the SF field (podcast, an article-interview to write down for an Italian review... I think I already said something about it here), that so far I haven't even been able to have a closer look to the presidential elections. *sigh*
I have some nostalgic feelings for last year, when I was excited for meeting *that special one*. This year I'm thinking almost exclusively of my professional future. But that too is exciting. And *he* made me a very nice present: a book with short excerpts from famous people's diaries, just where they say how unhappy, sick and lazy they are. It is very therapeutic to see that these great men and women had weaknesses so similar to mine, and encouraging.
I also wish I could be in Yokohama right now, but that's a different story.
It is not unexpected: after nightshifts I need a few days of total rest before going back to normal life. And in the last days I didn't have all the rest that I needed, because I had things to do, so now it's taking me more time.
However, this morning I feel better. I woke up around 6 (a little earlier, actually) and I don't feel dizzy yet, or sick in any way. Actually, I'm in an excellent mood. I'm only a bit nervous - as usual - about the thousand things I have to do.
I wish I had the time to focus on Turkey these days, and work on my book. But I have so many things to do in the SF field (podcast, an article-interview to write down for an Italian review... I think I already said something about it here), that so far I haven't even been able to have a closer look to the presidential elections. *sigh*
I have some nostalgic feelings for last year, when I was excited for meeting *that special one*. This year I'm thinking almost exclusively of my professional future. But that too is exciting. And *he* made me a very nice present: a book with short excerpts from famous people's diaries, just where they say how unhappy, sick and lazy they are. It is very therapeutic to see that these great men and women had weaknesses so similar to mine, and encouraging.
I also wish I could be in Yokohama right now, but that's a different story.