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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...

Comments

[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.

Alas!

[ysabetwordsmith]

I hope the weather changes and you feel better soon. Me, I melt in the heat. Last summer our air conditioning was out for months and we had to stay out in stores and other places that had cool air. Miserable situation.

[aldersprig]

Sorry the weather's bugging you!

Thanks for the signal boost :-)