That’s how I feel today. I’m so ready for this day to be over with so I can crawl back into bed without feeling guilty for having done so. I am completely exhausted and I hurt so, so bad. Movie theater seats and me do not mix well, plus I forgot to take my meds before we left or take them with me, so yeah, paying for that today in spades.
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen TOTALLY KICKED ASS. Absolutely loved this film. Lots of action, numerous robots, just excellent. My 7y/o who has severe ADHD actually sat still for the entire film. Even if I hadn’t personally enjoyed the film, it would have been a winner in my book because he kept him so thoroughly engrossed for 2 1/2 hours. We’re already making plans to go see it again before it’s out of the theater (and yes, I will remember to take my meds before I go next time).
So today, I’m taking it easy and focusing on recovering from last night’s fun. I’m mostly playing on Twitter and working on finishing up a baby blanket that I’m crocheting. In truth, I’m just doing whatever it takes to keep my foggy brain from giving up and succumbing to the darkness that it so desperately wants to embrace. I cannot go to sleep until tonight, or my sleep schedule will get all screwed up and I’ll go back to sleeping all day and being up all night. I don’t want that.
Working on the final chapter on my edits/rewrites. Made some good progress yesterday, despite having one super excited, pet of a 7y/o in residence. Maybe later today I can sit down and work on it some more, if I can ever manage to wake up that is. After the final chapter is done, I go back and plug in a few sex scenes, do a final read through for typos and what not and then I can turn that baby in and be done with it until the next round of edits. It will feel so good to get this project finished and no longer have to struggle with it. Then I can focus solely on Toshie Jane and her troubles.
And with that, I’d better get back to work on this blanket. I have to have it finished by Saturday.
Take care and happy reading/writing,
Heather
Heather Holland