uhsir: Days of our Lives ~ Maggie and Victor (DOOL Magic)
DoOL is short for “Days of Our Lives.” It's a daytime soap opera here in the U.S. and I think I may have gotten myself hooked on it. But just a little part of it, if that's possible. *sigh* Okay, here's the story...

Last week was... *tries not to squick flist* ...that time of the month for me. This is a horrible week every month for me and has been for several years. I have less than zero energy and my brain seems to go AWOL and, well, I'll just leave out the rest of the horror. So last week I did my best to exercise every day. I did not reach aerobic levels but I did get off my ass every day and that, I hope, told my brain that I'm serious about getting back in shape. The majority of the remaining time in the week was spent either sleeping or moaning or bitching or surfing television. Whilst surfing one day I happened upon a Days of Our Lives episode and witnessed a scene I'd never imagined possible: Maggie Horton and Victor Kiriakis discussing loving and living together! *blinks, blinks, blinks again*

Time to confess one of my past passions.

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uhsir: (fine really)
I wish i could figure out my cycle. I'm about to get all anal-retentive about this bizarreness if it doesn't settle down. Sorry if I'm rambling.  That's a lie, right? If I was sorry, I'd press the backspace key repeatedly until all of the above was gone.  No that's not like me, I'd hold the Ctrl and Shift keys and press the Home key and then press the Backspace key. Lots fewer keystrokes.  See, I'm basically extremely lazy.  Did you know that lazy people make the best programmers?  I'm a programmer by trade, by the way.  It's because we find the easiest way to git'r'done.  Yup!  Efficient buggers we are.

Okay, I've had too many glasses of wine.  And I'm very bored.  I want to work on my videos but I can't.  I have no sparks.  Blech! 

I Tried

May 31st, 2007 03:17 pm
uhsir: (lime cat)
Had "the talk" with my manager about my request to work from home when the PMDD is flaring up.


Short answer:
uhsir: (fine really)
"I'm too young for this!" I cried out to my gynecologist six months ago.

"No, dear, you are not," she explained tenderly, "and you will continue to experience these sensations for many years, going away only after you reach menopause." 

PMDD, short for PreMenstrual Dysphoric Disorder.

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