silence is um...... navy?
its weird. ive gone stir crazy the last few weeks not having had the option of venting.
now i do, and i kinda specifically came into uni to do just that (and delete a couple of things off my filestore quota), i dont have anything to say. everyone else has been quite silent too.
im feeling a little better this afternoon than i did this morning... im currently blatantly flouting uni rules and eating a bag of quavers in the pc room.... i dont care though as i should eat something today, althouhg whether or not quavers count as food is another matter.
yesterday evening was cool. i was feeling quite pants and having gotten up and been out hadnt helped as i thought it might have, so i made tea, which for me was plain terrible - chips fish fingers and beans. not much gourmet flair there... but it was edible....and this was accompanied by vanilla coke and many episodes of daria up in the lair of the Hendryx, followed by a strawberry pavlova. that as an activity did more than any amount of fussing would have achieved. i know that when i *am* visibly ill, it tends to be severe, but actually some good company and somethign to distract me will do wonders.
yesterday saw some people come to replace a couple of things and remove the gas fire and they also cleaned out the dungeon which was fantastic, as we thought we'd have to do it ourselves. it looks slightly less impressive than when it was full of beaten up draws and stuff, but its still cool, and they left the meat hooks and everything and the 'altar' whilst brick based is still funky. i envisage many random games taking place down there over the next year by candlelight (mainly 40k, but who knows)
got a few interesting dilemmas to try and get my head around....
one is organising abbie. she's got a long weekend at the end of this month so is wanting to come up to sheffield to sort out her old room at her parents, but she can't take her stuff back on the train(not by herself anyhow) so she rang me yesterday (which was nice) to ask if i know anyone who could give her a lift back down to weymouth on the 2nd august...! i think the more practical option will be for me to get the train back to weymouth with her and carry some of her stuff and come back the next day as by car its a 7hour drive there, will cost around 80 quid i reckon in petrol whereas if i booked the train now it would cost me 16 quid for a return and a five hour journey meaning i could crash the night there and come back the next day... though if anyone else wants to come along that would be cool so i ahve someone to talk to on the way back.need to book the tickets by the end of the week though or it goes up to like 40 quid... plus if need be i can always store a bit of her stuff and bring it down before the wedding....
got some questions whizzing round as well that i cant really ask anyone...
well i suppose id better think about wrapping up. ill get kicked out of here in a bit and then i guess ill go back to bed unless anyone has any better ideas.
until next time take care of yourselves.
sara
now i do, and i kinda specifically came into uni to do just that (and delete a couple of things off my filestore quota), i dont have anything to say. everyone else has been quite silent too.
im feeling a little better this afternoon than i did this morning... im currently blatantly flouting uni rules and eating a bag of quavers in the pc room.... i dont care though as i should eat something today, althouhg whether or not quavers count as food is another matter.
yesterday evening was cool. i was feeling quite pants and having gotten up and been out hadnt helped as i thought it might have, so i made tea, which for me was plain terrible - chips fish fingers and beans. not much gourmet flair there... but it was edible....and this was accompanied by vanilla coke and many episodes of daria up in the lair of the Hendryx, followed by a strawberry pavlova. that as an activity did more than any amount of fussing would have achieved. i know that when i *am* visibly ill, it tends to be severe, but actually some good company and somethign to distract me will do wonders.
yesterday saw some people come to replace a couple of things and remove the gas fire and they also cleaned out the dungeon which was fantastic, as we thought we'd have to do it ourselves. it looks slightly less impressive than when it was full of beaten up draws and stuff, but its still cool, and they left the meat hooks and everything and the 'altar' whilst brick based is still funky. i envisage many random games taking place down there over the next year by candlelight (mainly 40k, but who knows)
got a few interesting dilemmas to try and get my head around....
one is organising abbie. she's got a long weekend at the end of this month so is wanting to come up to sheffield to sort out her old room at her parents, but she can't take her stuff back on the train(not by herself anyhow) so she rang me yesterday (which was nice) to ask if i know anyone who could give her a lift back down to weymouth on the 2nd august...! i think the more practical option will be for me to get the train back to weymouth with her and carry some of her stuff and come back the next day as by car its a 7hour drive there, will cost around 80 quid i reckon in petrol whereas if i booked the train now it would cost me 16 quid for a return and a five hour journey meaning i could crash the night there and come back the next day... though if anyone else wants to come along that would be cool so i ahve someone to talk to on the way back.need to book the tickets by the end of the week though or it goes up to like 40 quid... plus if need be i can always store a bit of her stuff and bring it down before the wedding....
got some questions whizzing round as well that i cant really ask anyone...
well i suppose id better think about wrapping up. ill get kicked out of here in a bit and then i guess ill go back to bed unless anyone has any better ideas.
until next time take care of yourselves.
sara
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