From A to Z
Oct. 25th, 2002 10:39 pmSo last night I hung out with
the_axel and a bunch of his friends from England who are here for a couple of days. They are loud, obstreperous and really, really cool.
And they can drink like bastards. Bloody hell, my head.
As a result of the advance case of the pasties I didn't get nearly as much accomplished today as I normally do. Although to be honest, that's also in part because I am just plain tired. I don't have my normal stamina back yet.
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bcholmes has been pretty busy lately, but I got to meet up with her for dinner, which was nice, since I won't be seeing her for the two weeks I'm gone. We got caught up what we are doing and what progress has been made on the house and on ap10 stuff. I ate prodigous amounts of Thai food -- my appetite since the surgery has been just unbelieveable. And since I can't exercise, I'm developing a markedly spheroid profile.
Anyway, we talked about the little explosion I went through last week and voicing it to her made me realize that in the larger scheme of things the whole incident had been a positive thing. If there has been no move towards resolution after all this time, there never will be.
I don't know how many times I had to hear, "I don't care" before it finally sank in.
One last time, I guess.
And that is closure, of a sort.
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And they can drink like bastards. Bloody hell, my head.
As a result of the advance case of the pasties I didn't get nearly as much accomplished today as I normally do. Although to be honest, that's also in part because I am just plain tired. I don't have my normal stamina back yet.
( the usual list )
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Anyway, we talked about the little explosion I went through last week and voicing it to her made me realize that in the larger scheme of things the whole incident had been a positive thing. If there has been no move towards resolution after all this time, there never will be.
I don't know how many times I had to hear, "I don't care" before it finally sank in.
One last time, I guess.
And that is closure, of a sort.