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...and the inevitable crash.
May. 18th, 2009 11:07 amDammit.
Yesterday's superabundance of energy and motivation has crashed hard. The lack of sleep I had on Saturday night coupled with another late night yesterday have combined in a nasty pincer movement to knock me for six (that is a cricketing metaphor, what can I say? My British roots are showing. I'll be taking afternoon tea next) and I barely managed to drive to work before sitting numbly at my desk wondering what the black symbols on the screen in front of me meant.
Bah.
Still, caffeine helps of course and the disruption in our office (we are having new windows installed and some other building work done) is giving Finn scope for ample amusement and stimulation, not to mention allowing the lack of focus to go unnoticed. In the meantime I shall continue to provide my clients with astonishing levels of professional advice (on autopilot, honestly I sometimes think I could do the job in my sleep) and get some roleplaying done.
As an additional update I did some more work on Tam Lin last week and estimate I have about half of it done now. I love the story and hate it in equal measure now, but I'm damned if I will give up before it is done. Though I am half tempted to let the faerie queen keep him after all given how much he has been annoying me of late. Janet deserves better anyway.
Yesterday's superabundance of energy and motivation has crashed hard. The lack of sleep I had on Saturday night coupled with another late night yesterday have combined in a nasty pincer movement to knock me for six (that is a cricketing metaphor, what can I say? My British roots are showing. I'll be taking afternoon tea next) and I barely managed to drive to work before sitting numbly at my desk wondering what the black symbols on the screen in front of me meant.
Bah.
Still, caffeine helps of course and the disruption in our office (we are having new windows installed and some other building work done) is giving Finn scope for ample amusement and stimulation, not to mention allowing the lack of focus to go unnoticed. In the meantime I shall continue to provide my clients with astonishing levels of professional advice (on autopilot, honestly I sometimes think I could do the job in my sleep) and get some roleplaying done.
As an additional update I did some more work on Tam Lin last week and estimate I have about half of it done now. I love the story and hate it in equal measure now, but I'm damned if I will give up before it is done. Though I am half tempted to let the faerie queen keep him after all given how much he has been annoying me of late. Janet deserves better anyway.
