The great dry desert of mid-week

[flemmings]

Especially when one has left one's current reading at work. Replacement reading is Tananarive Due's Blood Colony or Natsuo Kirino's Real World, both of which are utter downers-- though I hadn't realized Blood Colony is third in a series.

Sinuses hurt, neck tendons hurt, can't wake up in the morning: a normal November. Everyone else is sick and calls me in to work for them, which is money, at least, but also never enough sleep. The lovely warm(ish) weather continues, at a cost of raging leaf mould everywhere; in two days' time it'll be wintry but at least I might wake up. I have not replaced my computer battery or bought the new lenses I need or got a replacement bulb for the one that periodically turns itself off (maybe this is what those super-saver twisty bulbs do when they get old? The ones that don't explode in a shower of mercury, I mean.) And so we stagger down to the end of the year.

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[i-am-zan.livejournal.com]

*hugs* feel better soon - the in-laws visit is halfway through (they're only stopping three weeks this year). I managed to get the house tidy-ish enough ... of course now I can't find things because they're not in the usual places. And have a brain like a sieve and cannot remember where I have put them.

*hugshugshugs* - meanwhile we are having a nice, rainy and cool November. Excellent sleeping weather ... but ... of course the sleeping will have to wait a while.

Am getting through Point of Hopes. Piecemeal is the only way I can manage it timewise. But in this way it does come across as lovely little snippets. Thank you. ^_^

When your Friday, comes I hope you have a good weekend dear. Love.

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

Three weeks sounds more doable than the usual. Glad you're getting some PoH in. And I-- oh well. I shall feel better come the Xmas hols, which may indeed be hols for me this year.