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[meeks]

I hate being reminded of how sensitive I am to changes in the weather. When conditions are right and I'm alert and productive, it's easy to forget how quickly I crash when the air pressure drops and the temperature rises. This is the third day in a row that I've waken up to darkness and rain. Yesterday was warm and humid with scattered showers, and I spent most of the day struggling to stay awake and focused...so the Shine On sketch that I was hoping to have ready to post still isn't done. I'll be continuing to work on it today, and will probably take a day off from computer work tomorrow to do some sewing and start writing the post I need to make for Friday. Sometimes I really envy those of you who are writers and can turn out something worth reading in a matter of minutes :P

Speaking of which...

aldersprig has posted a convenient list of fics from her last prompted writing session, and is now doing what she calls a giraffe sale in which she offers to continue any written piece in exchange for $4 per 400 words.

muse fusion is open at torn world and members will be writing and drawing in response to prompts and questions until Tuesday! I may contribute something myself, if I can get through this foliage today...

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[birgitriddle]

Urgh, being sensitive to the weather at all is a pain. When fronts change, I often get huge headaches and either have to just work through them with whatever I'm doing or just go and space out and hope the pain goes away. D: Actually, both ways I just hope the pain goes away, but I do try and help that with taking ibuprofen.

[meeks]

Oh, that doesn't sound good :( I have some muscle and joint aches, but the main symptoms for me are grogginess and fatigue. I've got my SAD lamp on, even though it's supposed to be the middle of summer, but this is still better for me than the heat that a lot of places are getting.