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Stuff and things. And also, there was a weekend.
I appear to no longer be able to a) sleep more than 7 (sometimes 8) hours a night, b) sleep much past 6 or 7am. This is irritating, and means that even _with_ the ativan, I am chronically underslept. Meh. I suspect possibly the fact that it's going toward winter, but am unsure. This makes my wrists more cranky than they had been being, also. And seriously increases my distractablity and reduces my ability to remember where tangents _came_ from.
Gaming while feverish is rather entertaining. Then again, gaming is entertaining, and I've not gamed (tabletop) for 3 (?) years. And not played World of Warcraft for probably 1.5 years, due to wrists. Gaming good. Gaming as an alternate version of myself is, however, somewhat confusing. Especially while feverish. But spontaneously no longer being able to fall is fascinating (and perplexing)! And yes, it can completely distract me from the fact that, hey, we're in the middle of an emergency, here! Also? Trying to put significant (but not complete) face blindness into gaming terms is entertaining (no, really. I won't have been able to recognize that person yet. I think I gave up on trying to make sure that was clear, because it eventually got annoying to explain. It's bad enough to have to explain to everyone I meet for the first, second, and often third time that I won't recognize them, won't remember their name, and probably won't remember _them_ later).
It's funny, but true, that when my parents visit, it is highly likely that at least some of the time will be spent with me attempting to explain something about my mother's computer to her. Even though it's running Windows. Which I don't run. And I get impatient with trying to explain what to do (especially when underslept!), so use my hands more than I ought, on weekends. Bad me. No cookie! (at least being sick meant I didn't drive to work on Friday)
Gaming while feverish is rather entertaining. Then again, gaming is entertaining, and I've not gamed (tabletop) for 3 (?) years. And not played World of Warcraft for probably 1.5 years, due to wrists. Gaming good. Gaming as an alternate version of myself is, however, somewhat confusing. Especially while feverish. But spontaneously no longer being able to fall is fascinating (and perplexing)! And yes, it can completely distract me from the fact that, hey, we're in the middle of an emergency, here! Also? Trying to put significant (but not complete) face blindness into gaming terms is entertaining (no, really. I won't have been able to recognize that person yet. I think I gave up on trying to make sure that was clear, because it eventually got annoying to explain. It's bad enough to have to explain to everyone I meet for the first, second, and often third time that I won't recognize them, won't remember their name, and probably won't remember _them_ later).
It's funny, but true, that when my parents visit, it is highly likely that at least some of the time will be spent with me attempting to explain something about my mother's computer to her. Even though it's running Windows. Which I don't run. And I get impatient with trying to explain what to do (especially when underslept!), so use my hands more than I ought, on weekends. Bad me. No cookie! (at least being sick meant I didn't drive to work on Friday)
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