Brain go fizzzzz

[bookzombie]

It's been one of those weeks this week. The draft design for my current project was up for review (as far as it goes - still not quite complete), plus the AMOS Concert. This week has pretty much been 'wake up, have breakfast, go to work, come home, have tea, go to rehearsal/performance, go to bed.'

Anyway, the good news is both items seem to have gone quite well. The internal QA of my document was relatively painless (content fine, structure needs some work which was pretty much what I expected).

The concert has gone really well so far, with one more night to go. The only downside is that last night the cut on the inside of my throat opened up again. I'm guessing that this is because I've been singing a lot as well as running half-day workshops, etc, but it's a bit worrying/annoying nevertheless. Anyway, it certainly isn't healing properly so back to the doctors' (it may even be that something is still stuck).

And, naturally, the first night for a week I can have a lie-in I don't sleep very well. Sigh.

Comments

[desperance.livejournal.com]

I think this is probably a Great Truth, that people with terrible injuries could actually rule the world, just because the rest of us are so squeamish.

Or is it just Chris...?

[bookzombie.livejournal.com]

Believe me when I tell you that I am extremely squeamish actually!

But there's no sense in getting stressed about something that I can't do a lot about (and I don't say that very often!)

[desperance.livejournal.com]

Believe me when I tell you that I am extremely squeamish actually!

Doesn't matter if you're squeamish - you're the one flourishing the open wound...

But there's no sense in getting stressed about something that I can't do a lot about (and I don't say that very often!)

...But almost all of us spend almost all our time getting stressed about stuff we can't do anything about... (You see, we need you to lead us to wiser ground! This is what we're saying, O great wounded leader...!)